Club 520 Podcast - Club 520 - Jeff Teague on Bronny James only playing HOME G League games for Lakers + T-Wolves story

Episode Date: November 14, 2024

We’re back with Season 3, Episode 7 of Club 520, where Jeff Teague and the guys react to the news that Los Angeles Lakers guard Bronny James will only be playing in home games in the G League, and will not travel with the team. B Hen calls Bronny his favorite player in the NBA as he has basically been allowed to do whatever he wants. Jeff also tells a CRAZY story about never wanting to play for the Minnesota Timberwolves before signing with them. #Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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I'm the host. My name is DJ Will. Same gang with me to my left. I got my dog, Bishop B. He ain't out to prayer. At least, how you doing, Nasty? Chilling, Nasty. Appreciate this ISO love, man.

It's been a while, man. I feel like we ain't pot it together in a minute. Hey, man, they say we got to throw the green leaf back on, man. Your performance since these last couple of weeks has earned you a spot back in the church. I'm sure. After that Stevie Wonder shit, do y'all see tomorrow? Fuck it. No, they saw it today.

No, it ain't weird. It ain't hit the page yet. Luis ain't tempted. The graphics ain't there that Stevie Wonder reel is crazy the reel is crazy that is nasty though bro I still feel a way

about that like Jeff kinda gave me trauma with that one bro how do you kiss another man in the mouth and you blind oh no

same reason why Ray Charles figured out how girls they size was by feeling them wrists that nigga went into a ditty bag oh that's the ditty I saw Same reason why Ray Charles figured out how girls' size was by filling them wrists. That nigga went into a diddy bag. Oh, that's the diddy I saw?

That's crazy. To my right, I got my dog, Young Nacho, Young T. How you doing, man? Cool and nasty. Let's get to it. Hey, come on, bro. Come on, bro. Hold on.

Hold on, Drake. Dick. Hold on. Call him Yachty. So wait, who Yachty? Oh, for sure, Yachty. So wait, who Yachty? Oh, for sure Yachty. He took my lines, bro. Our ghost wrote that for him. That's crazy.

Man, what we got, man? I'm just chilling, bro. What I got on today? Some 13s. All you doing? They call me. I got the Chuddy 13s on. I don't never wear 13s.

For some reason, I just had grabbed them out the little box or whatever. What's the name of the blue ones like that? Flint's. Are you talking about the black and blue ones? The low top. The black and royal blue ones? I don't know. They got names. Oh, yeah. Them, I fuck with them, too. Low 13s ain't really that bad. They got some fire colorways in them, George, for sure. Yeah, I don't

really wear 13s, though. Them 12s and 13s really ain't my... Did B.B. make them hot, too? Did B.B. wear those? Yeah, he definitely had some lows, for sure. wear those? Yeah, he definitely had some lows for sure if I'm correct. He definitely had some low 13s. Low George is kind of like

dimmer hit or miss but certain models I feel like the lows is dimmer better than the highs. Which ones? Yeah, please. I like the low ones. I like low ones

but I like high ones. Damn. I like them the same but I like low ones too. I don't like low 11s like that. Depends on which ones for me. Yeah. The IEs I fuck with ones, too. I don't like low 11s like that. Depends on which ones for me. Yeah.

The IEs, I fuck with a long way. I know you like the OG ones with the padded leather toes. I'm cool on them. Yeah, I'm cool on some low 11s. They fire, though. It remind me of every dope boy ever. Indianapolis. I see low 11s.

My all black ones. I didn't want to get them, but I seen them and they was calling my name. I had to grab them. I don't like low twos. I don't like low twos. I don't like low twos. I ain't against low twos. Chicago low twos fire. I don't really like them like that either.

I wrote with you on that one. Like, the low is a fire. I mean, the two is a fire ugly shoe. Like, because it's really an ugly shoe. But it's just fire, though. The all white with the red, them is fire. But a low two with the air bubble, I'm sleep, bro. Oh, you're talking about the combined of two threes?

Yeah, them is a little different. They're max low twos. I'm sleep. I hate fusions. Mike, that's just a sidebar. Oh, I do want to ask you, though. I'm going to wear prayer fusions on here

sometime soon. Me and my brothers was arguing the other day. What's the hardest team Jordan, though? Not the La Haciendas, but back in the day, I don't remember the number,

but I remember it had something with Jordan written on the side and it was white and blue. Oh yeah, the pro show? The Eddie Jones? The Eddie Jones? It was fire, bro. Were you talking about the one with the wave or were you talking about the solid one? I think it was the one that was the solid one, but then it was the one

that had little bumps on the side of it. Yeah, that's the one you're talking about. That's the one that had the way. The white and blue ones? That was solid. My favorite one was the Mitch Match ones. They had two-tone. Yeah.

You talking about the Randy Moss joints? Nah, I don't know. They was half and half. They had some. I remember, shout out to a couple of niggas that played the guards. They had them. I wanted them so bad. Lou had them when we was in middle school.

They was white and blue, but it was like two shoes. Did they have a zipper on my trip? Nah. I got to do my research on that. I can't remember, bro. I fucked with the Randy Moss

this heavy. The zipper freezes fire. Before the Spanish community took over the Team Jordan brand, those was E. Lee back in the day. Once upon a time, bro,

when niggas used to go to Speeds to buy shoes on Keystone, bro, people wore Team Jordans. Yes, bro. Yeah, Team Jordans was like buying regular Jordans on everything. I was arguing with my bro. I'm like, bro, I swear I feel like people was really rocking them, bro. So, hold on. Damn,

what's this? Yeah, because when we started working at Foot Locker, I'm talking about these joints. Yeah, yeah, bro. Yeah, I'm fucking with them. You, these, uh, you talking about, not these joints. These the Eddie Jones right here. yeah yeah I'm fucking with them you these you talking about are not these joints these the Eddie Jones

right here woo yeah I wouldn't bite them woo yeah I had to mix up I fucked with these though yeah they were fire

these was tough I'm about to run them back fuck I got these bro nah bro you gotta put them on I'm aware of next show I got them

that's weird as fuck you gotta put them on bro I got the black and gold I told bro. You got to put them on. I'm aware of next show. I got them. That's weird as fuck. You got to put them on, bro. I got the black and gold. I told, bro. I said, bro, the beginning of that Team Jordan shit, when we was like early 10 to 14. Niggas rocked up, bro. That was a fire run, bro. Oh, God.

Because I thought like the sky blue and white was these. I thought these was filthy. Oh, damn. Talking about just the Team Jordan like in the beginning. Like when these, damn. Them were fire. Them were fire. Yeah, send a picture.

Them got to get a part of them were fire, bro. Yeah, bro. I thought them. And it's crazy. But you talking about these joints be here. On me. When them bitches was white and blue. Them was solid, bro.

I swear to God them was raw, bro. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You talking about them. Them shits was decent, bro. You know what's crazy? When we was in high school, niggas wore WD Ross. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You talking about them. Them shits is decent, bro. You know what's crazy? When we was in high school, niggas wore WZ Rows. Yeah, on my mama. That's crazy. That was the biggest fake.

When niggas had the SpongeBob WZ Rows. That's when shit got wicked. The Spanish community, like, they probably got a Spanish motherfucker over there helping Jordan so they can keep buying them. But, because the prices of them are crazy. Bro, the Flight 45 hot was $120, $130, $140. It was the same price as the retro. Yeah. It was expensive. That's crazy, man. Shout out to them speech days. The Flight 45 hot was $120, $130, $140. It was the same price as the Retro.

Yeah, it was expensive. That's crazy, man. Shout out to them speech days. I had a homeboy I had a class with. He would come every release day. You know how I used to make the Retro and then they had all the up-subsidary stuff with them? He'd have every shoe but the Retro and all the matching gear. I was like, you just got something against Retros? Nah, for sure.

He out of pocket. He definitely out of pocket. He had a whole suit, though. Shout out to that nigga Jamie, man Jamie was a sick nigga That's crazy I fuck with Jumpmans, though I got a pair Jumpmans, that's what they used to call me Yeah, I'ma rock them

There we go They do not call Jumpmans no more I'ma rock the pair Y'all gotta remind me Next time we do a show Remind me to rock the pair They are hey, my carinas What's worse? Them now Or you wearing a pair of fusions? I got to remind me. Hey, next time we do a show, remind me to rock the deal. They are, hey, my carinas.

What's worse, them now or you wearing a pair of Fusions? Fusions is trash, bro. Yeah, Fusions is weak. Them was weak when they came out, bro. I was doing too much, bro. But the Air Force One Jordans is trash, bro. But they had niggas in the chokehold because they was only dropping packs.

Remember, they wasn't dropping no retros. You was getting the Air Force One packs that was coming out or you was getting the Fusion? And niggas was copping the Fusions. I was going't dropping no retros. You was getting the Air Force One packs coming out or you was getting the Fusion and niggas was copping the Fusion. I was going straight Barkley, bro. I was Barkley, LeBron. That's what you typed into your favorite role

player. Yeah, I was going some other shit. I wasn't fucking with Jordan at that time. No, sir. Expo boys had the white and the multicolored Coogee one. The Plan 5 Fusion went platinum. That's crazy. fusion went platinum that's crazy never went platinum

I've never had a pair of those look at them shit fusion fives that shoe went crazy Nichols was at Devereaux the fusion twelves

wasn't that bad but the fusion fives was ass I got the fusion twelves the playoff ones ass only shoes I wore with a strap

no dike was the Air Force Ones the ball black that's the hoop in all I used to hoop in. Oh, all black mids. Yep. Facts.

I hooped in them too. I was a white middie. Shout out to my boy, Hey Good. He know, like we go way back short range days. Shout out to my nigga,

Hey Good. Yeah. So any shoes with a strap that I would sleep though. I used to wear middie, middie black forces with the mids. Shout out to my nigga,

Phil. Yeah. He was like, quit buying them weak ass Jordans. They go out of style. Yeah. Get you some horses.

Phil comes from humble beginnings. I'm having to pair a black Forza with the strap. He probably left his untangled. He definitely slapped me. He didn't strap his up. What's worse? The high-top strap or the mid-strap on the Air Force One? High-top. Oh, a high-top Air Force One

is wicked, bro. I got high-top. If you don't wear a 13 and up, bro, you cannot wear that, bro. I got high-top Forces right now. If you wear them strapped up with a little Velcro, you are dangerous. You have them because you like shoes, bro. You a shoe freak. I ain't going to lie. You ain't boating them, dog.

I dated a girl because she had some high-top Forces on. On my mama in middle school. She went to 108. She didn't go to Pike. I ain't doing Pike like that. She was at Pike. Nah. I swear to God, we called her 6'9".

She was tall. Oh, that's why. She came with the high-tide force. My nigga feel silk. She got the high-tide force. I was going to be

out of pocket because I know some Pike I know some Pike mask in my purse, but y'all brothers watch the show and I'm not going to do that. And I ain't going to do

my nigga Lydia's. That nigga say he got some high-tide force. I swear to God, I was sold. That's him Lydia It's like That nigga say he got some high top forces I swear the guy was so That's him She had the strap dangling out the back Oh the back They used to have them like

In the little circle on the back Yeah cause the back heel tab On the force right here Is where you connect And people used to try to put them in the back And have them hanging off YouTube I like these niggas man

They out of pocket man They in the girl Cause she on the high top forces bro Shout out to my nigga Phil. He hyped me up, too. She was pretty, but the forces took it over the top. Going after the girls' basketball team is crazy.

She was nothing on Vita Hooper, either. She was tall, too. She could even walk right, let alone run. I ain't never seen nobody crease a high-top man for someone. It's like a phone positive. If you crease one of them shoes, you are dangerous as fuck. I'm fucked with the high top horses, man.

I like them. I got a couple. I sure got the shoes. I got the shoes. Back in the day, yeah. I got them too. I fuck with them. Y'all like shoes, bro.

I don't like shoes like that just to add in. Y'all can't pull them back out. Shit. I wear them. Shit. You got to see. I got to tell me.

The jump man's or the shoes? Which one y'all want me to pick? Nah, you got to go jump man's. Nah, you got to go Jumpmans. I'm wearing the Jumpmans. Because niggas disrespect that shoe. I was like, I can tell who had shoes back then and who didn't, bro. I can tell who was outside then, bro. I swear to God, people were really wearing Jumpmans.

I couldn't think of the name of them. Jumpmans is what we called them, bro. It wasn't Team Jordans. That's crazy. At that time period, we'll get off shoes, but like all the signature shoes that niggas was wearing, like Iversons, T-Max, like people were wearing those

just as much as Jordans. Obviously, Jordans was popular, but everybody had different shoes back then. Oh, God. That Iverson 2 was weak, though. Iverson 2? I can't think of one offhand.

I had the one that was like... Black and gold. I had the Iversons. I ain't gonna lie. I was sold on Iversons. I was rocking Iversons. But I think people was rocking Iversons because we loved how iconic he was. Yeah, I had the Irishman's. I ain't going to lie. I was sold on Irishman's. I was rocking Irishman's. But I think people was rocking Irishman's because we loved how iconic he was.

Yeah, I had the ones. It was like the low top. Yeah, I know. The black and gold Irishman's too was iconic. I had that bitch. I had that. I had it. I saw the guy.

Then the blue and white ones came out. The red and white ones went super platinum. Yeah. When he started doing the, I think it's the A6, the Jetta kids, he did the fake Prada joints. That was when I was,

them motherfuckers was crazy. The white red ones with the zippers. Bussing. I don't think nobody else had a color revival. I remember which one you had, only your strong survive on the inside of the shoe. I think that's Bull. Yeah.

I want to say A5. I'll be out of, because it had like the holographic shit on the toe. I got to look them up. I'll be out of because it had like the holographic shit on the toe. I got to look them up. I don't know what that motherfucker had. Does Iverson got

three cool shoes? Yeah. The inside with the three cool stuff. Go to Iverson's shoes, Iverson got three fireballs. He got the questions and he got the A5 and

A6 to solve for sure. The Bluetooth. I was about to say Bluetooth. That's what Mike got in his ear right now. The blue toe. Oh, the blue toe

questions is and the red ones. That's an undefeated Reebok. Yeah, that's a elite model, bro. The blue toe. Oh, the blue toe questions is pretty interesting. That's an undefeated Reebok. Yeah, that's a elite model, bro. I like them. The red ones is fire. Was people wearing

Reebok? Huh? Just go to his shoes. Yeah. I haven't seen his shoes. You said it was what? Was people wearing Reeboks at your school?

Like regular Reeboks? Then right there, go to that black and white one on that left right there. Go down. To the like... I was fucking with them. They were solid.

Mike, you sleep, bro. That's a legendary shoe. They were on fire. Mike is way younger than us. They was doing whipping they at their prom. It was different. But go to this one right here. Yeah.

Hey, our shoe game is not that bad, bro. Nah, I don't fuck with them. You can't tell if he had three, though. Go down to like that third row to far left.

Oh, I forgot about those. That's eight bars. That's them right here. I told you, the property was with Brad. That's true. Okay, I'm out of pocket. Hey, how many of these

crazy, bro? They got the strong, survived pitbull inside the shoe. That, I'm out of pocket. Hey, I'm with you. It's crazy, bro. They got the strong, survived pitbull inside the shirt. That's the one that has it. Yeah. Okay. On me. Y'all right. I'm out of pocket. Shout out to you, bro. Yeah, bro. I don't know about that colorway. That colorway stinks. Yeah, that's tough, but that's on cool kicks. Come on, bro. Need them

fire. You said cool kicks? That's crazy. Them is aight, bro. Them black and gold shirts was fire. That's a legendary shoe, Mike. You wasn't outside. Nah, them or me. I never liked them, though, because North Central hooped in them. I fucked with them. That's an ABCD Kim shoe. That's an ABCD Kim

shoe. Yeah, I fucked with the answer three. The answer three was solid. O.J. Mayo used to get buckets in them. Questions is fire, though. Disrespectful. That was a good shoe, right? At least in them. Questions is fire, though. Disrespectful. That was a good shoot, right? Hey, Luther Shooter heard you talking shit, man. He did?

He spun the block. Nah, he wasn't talking about you. He said that everybody was doubting him. He said everybody was doubting him, bro. So he laid down on the basketball court and shot it like a three. I'm not listening. I'm not playing that shit. Hey, sources have said they seen the uncut footage and it's not cap he really did that shit

he's a legend bro i'm not he's unreal bro i don't believe it that's what niggas kept sending me he was blocked i can't see it says content unavailable bro hey everybody was reposting it was just like i see why he blocked this because i don't want to see the shit put put lethal shooter bro in a universal circus bro the black circus bro that's a hell of an act he blocked this nigga because I don't want to see this shit anymore. Put Lethal Shooter, bro, in the Universal Circus, bro. The Black Circus, bro. That's a hell of an act, bro. For you to shoot a fucking gummy

in a water bottle, bro, you unreal, bro. You unreal, bro. I mean, that shit is unreal, but like, ooh. But him training people would be funny because once he got to...

And he really got a clip. Let's not disrespect. He can really shoot, bro. He really a for real trainer. He missed the first one. He missed a disrespect. He can really shoot, bro. He really a for real trainer. He missed a couple. The second one went straight in. Yeah, bro. He just turned into a content creator, bro.

I'm not mad at him. I'm not saying he can't shoot or nothing. I just blocked him. Y'all can watch that shit. Cool. I ain't mad at him. Do your thing. You just blocked him. I ain't nobody. I ain't mad at him but do your thing you just blocked I ain't nobody I ain't shit

you just blocked I don't wanna see it somebody said you should lock in with him it's crazy yeah like you couldn't shoot yeah they like

you should lock in with Luther Shooter he'll get you I blocked him and him I don't ever say no shit like that to me damn man

he ain't do Luther Shooter you ain't do nothing wrong I don't know if you watch the show or not but that's how co-NBA players are though that's how co-jog niggas are

for him to shoot like that and still never got a shot at the league bro this nigga can shoot fucking heartbroken gummy bears across the board

and still can't get a look my nigga can't get a 10 day that is crazy bro shell guy was just like that's a separation right there niggas ain't got and still can't get a look. My nigga can't get a 10 day. That's crazy, bro. Shell guy was just like, that's a separation right there. Niggas ain't got it. Shout out to him, bro.

Like, keep doing your thing. I ain't hating. I swear to God, I ain't hating because he done helped some people with their shot for sure. Both definitely. But I just... I love Lethal.

I just ain't watching, bro. And on 2K, I can't beat that nigga in the gym, so fuck him. On the challenge? Yeah, I cannot beat him. He on 2K, I can't beat that nigga in the gym, so fuck him. On the challenge? Yeah, I cannot beat him. He on 2K? Yeah.

Oh, he a legend. No, he for sure a legend. Nah, he locked in, bro. Yeah, I know he on 2K. The shit that he built around him shooting the basketball, legendary. I ain't hating at all, bro. Yeah. That shit curse it.

Hey, man, your man Lamar Odom. Nah, I'm hating. Build a bear. This nigga needs to be stopped is he sick at this point he's fucking weird bro that nigga said he got ass from the front damn so tell him what he did dj what are you doing first i want to go back to him getting twerked on while he was in the barbershop that's one of the craziest videos i've ever seen in my life they do that here though i'll do that onyx they was doing that before it closed down.

Oh, yeah. I remember those girls doing that. Trap and them got it blown up. Damn. Shout out to my nigga, man. Shout out to you, Lord. I'll brush the shit down. My nigga get twerked by the barbershop, bro.

He excited to barbershop. What barbershop is that at kenny's on 38th and college lefties shout out to my west right touch right hey what's recent though people they ain't cheating me more look how we do black business on the show So hold on That key ain't getting twerked though For sure Shout out to my boy Sean Say less key

Tap in But now Lamar on building that dog's crazy He said it looks like his old joint He's out of pocket bro Yeah bro why would you He said the guy asked from the front Right but how do you How much did that cost

Like 8,000 I don't know bro Well I need something to poop God damn it I don't I don't want, bro. Well, I need something to poop. God damn it. I don't want to have to clean up. That's definitely a requirement. After I do my thing, I don't want to have to clean it up. I might as well just beat my meat

at that point. Nah, bro. You splatter in that motherfucker. Yeah, you have to clean it out. It'll flush itself. If I'm looking at Lamar Odom, I'm assuming he's not cleaning it up. So he's just going back in there. He just run it back. Nah, if I shoot that crazy glue in there, bro, I'm going to just tilt her up and walk her into the bathroom upside down. And then sit her down on the bathtub. Sit her down on the bathtub.

Because after you tear her up, nigga, you got her legs. Nigga, just hold her up, nigga. That motherfucker probably weigh about 150 pounds. How many motherfuckers like this walking in a bathroom? So how you turn that motherfucker around? You go, man. Nigga, he is 7 foot 240 pounds, bro. Man, that's wild.

Hey, that bitch really working. Yeah, he off that shit. Bro, you got to lift that bitch and turn it itself, all type of shit. Bro, I'm tearing her up, bro. If I'm freaky like that. That's dangerous. My bitch got a boot, I'm tearing her up, bro. If I'm freaky like that. That's dangerous. My bitch got a poop, though. Anything fake, I'm sleep.

Nigga, a fake dog is crazy. I told y'all about them fee-fees in jail, though. So hopefully none of you niggas ever go. I'm cool, bro. If I can make a fee-fee, bro, I'm saving these bids, bro. I'm cool, bro. Terry admitting up every day when you can make a get mitten it's crazy bro a dog bro you out of pocket bro you taking years off your biz bro

no i'm not no bro my player dog's crazy you literally fucking a condo bro at this point you fucking a rubber dog i know but it probably got that feeling though bro and then the sex stores now is so crazy bro feeling you gotta a feeling. Shout out to the sex stores. You got to put some egg glue up there. You got to put your own moisturizer up there. Nah, but you got the,

what do you call that shit? The KYZ. The KY Jelly. You got to put your own. Yeah, the Lubey mug. That's too many instructions. Lube up my fucking hand. That's crazy, bro.

That's crazy, bro. crazy bro don't low-key if you have like what if they said here Jeff here's a body you still gonna use your hand here go a body this is a corpse

don't hit that what the fuck I'm turning no I'm here he's sick for going and analyzing the situation like he did but

he's sick if I had a choice to crack a girl, a doll that looks like my ex-girl that I still want to smack, I'm not whacking off, bro. I'm cool.

We're going to get a virus on that side, Mike. Don't pull that up. What was that? A music porn? I went to the site that he created the doll for himself. You can really do it like Build-A-Bear. I thought so. I ain't afraid.

But he said, we had technical difficulties already this week. We need no barbers. This is why I knew he was sick. Like, he said,

I see your ass from the front. Yeah, like, nigga, you analyzing the dog that you built, nigga.

Yeah, that's wild. He custom made it like Nike ID. That's crazy. But saying you'd rather whack your shit, bro,

no. It's a lot of options. That one just can't be it. That's crazy. But saying you'd rather whack your shit, bro. No. It's a lot of options. That one just can't be it. That's too freaky, bro. CP me, bro. A motherfucker walk in my house and see that, bro. Yeah, bro.

I hide it, bro. In your house, you just got a new one. You can build a wall. You ain't never gonna see that shit. Build a wall is crazy. Y'all ever see that movie with them little kids?

It's like, what you call that shit where people go to Vegas and get fucked up? It's like Hangover for little kids. Seth Rogen made it. Damn.

Damn, but they mama had a doll. They parents had a doll and they sold it to a weird ass nigga on the internet. The boys, something like that. Like, it's supposed to be like a little kid, super bad kind of shit.

Oh, with the little black dude. They had the fat black dude. Oh, yeah, yeah. Good boys, good boys. That's a fucking hilarious boy, bro. The sex doll stock ex is crazy. They had the sex doll buddy came and bought that bitch.

He was like, what are you doing with that doll? He was like, I don't know. You can have it. Niggas are dangerously freaky, bro. You need to be on the wall. Slamming the hammer, bro. And I got a body right here, bro. That ain't a body, bro.

It's a body, bro. If I pay AK, bro, that motherfucker feels like pressure, bro. If I'm a sicko. Man, I'm cool. You know, you can't even get a good car bro use your hand bro you know what you're putting your hands through niggas niggas tearing their hand up every night it's crazy that's crazy what's crazy nigga is thinking that you fucking a doll and thinking but i'm

saying he's already sick yeah we're gonna get out of of here. With AK, you could just go buy the real thing a couple times, actually. You got to be in Vegas, bro. If AK only get you two times, nigga, you a loser. He already died in Vegas once, bro. He had a shot for that.

He died in Vegas one time. Oh, he did die Go back The real Lamar Hamlin He died in Vegas Already from trying to play for her He said this is gonna be safer Shout out to Lamar Yeah look at what he been through bro

That nigga had eight seizures Was in a coma for nine weeks And he decided to get a dog And 12 strokes My boy just living It's extra credit I'm fucking with it Oh yeah that's fried eggs, bro.

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Listen to Good Company on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Yeah. Yeah. Condolences to him and his family. Of course, we're not joking about that but dog they said that the body was in there friday they didn't realize it until monday but they was working the entire time they said it was a foul odor come on man a nigga died in the tentative bed it's in the bed locked or something bro he was just in that motherfucker they said

it was a needle in there yeah they said that's why i said condone i don't know what happened with that maybe overdose whatever didn't happen. Get well soon to the entire staff at Planet Fitness. How in the hell do you not realize a nigga's in here dead for an entire weekend? That's sure not the way I want to go out. Oh, man. Send me out getting a shot. You want to go out like Lamar Odom? I want to go out like

Kevin Samuels. Kevin Samuels. Allegedly. Kevin Samuels. Get some shit from the bag. It crashed down. He the first crash bed to cool. Oh, man.

Modernization. Shout out to the Samuels family. But I'm just saying, that's how they say your uncle and daddy went out. Send me out like that. Dying in the tent bed. I'm black anyway. So me getting in there, y'all know it's a suicide type situation. Oh, my God. Flip the switch.

I'm just saying, bro. Hey, what's crazy is they were just like, damn. Who the hell are you going to do 50K in this one? We love y'all. We're here. Hey, we're making up four days out the week, bro. Make something bad. They was making a joke

they was just like it's so hard to get out your Planet Fitness contract cause you can't do it online on the phone you have to go in May they was just like see what happens

when you try to I think it's only like $15 too no it's like $10 why do they give you fruities though the purple fruities I used to go there

just to get them you used to go to Planet Fitness just to get the candy at least it's crazy I used to go in there and wave grab It's crazy. Oh, 86 and Taps are live. I think he didn't go in there and work out at all. Shout out to Mandy. Uh-uh. He's going there and wave, grabbing him

for a slide. Shout out to Miss Mandy. I love you, girl. On Friday, they used to have pizza. Oh, for real? See, I missed out on that. Yeah, but the Purple Fruities

is legendary. Why you have candy in your front yard? So, Planet Fitness gave pizza on Friday. Yeah, but they've been happy. Nobody should be hungry when I'm fine.

Like, if you homeless, you should just go in there. You're right. Nah, for real. They don't care, bro. Get a work, if you homeless, you should just go in there. You're right. They don't care, bro. Get a work. If you homeless, don't get a workout outfit. Talk about you can't go in there dressed like the niggas from Home Alone. You got

the wet business. At least if you homeless people really be out of pocket because I could get away with a lot. No, no, fuck that. Because he said really be out of pocket because y'all can get away with a lot of shit nah fuck that because he said we was out of pocket

for saying that nigga had no moment y'all was now you want homeless people to have a change of clothes no listen I don't have a gym uniform they don't have to wear

no lid Brandon this is me at homeless one on one one on one yes because every homeless person like you need a suit why

why because bro just say if you need a suit why why because bro just say if you want to go to a nice hotel and chill you can literally walk around all day and nobody's going to say that to you

oh god if you have a suit on if you have a suit on I swear to god you go to Bottleworks they are not going to say a word to you we saw Pursuit of Happiness

they didn't let that thing in the train station no Will Smith that production fucked up the whole play They are not going to say a word to you, bro. We saw Pursuit of Happiness. They didn't let that nigga in the train station. No, he was, no. Will Smith, that production fucked up the whole play. His suit was big as hell. The neck was dirty. His son was dusty as a motherfucker. And he had that motherfucker big ass iPad with him. Or whatever it was.

That damn computer with him. But I'm saying, bro, when you homeless, you got to go. Like, if my girl's homeless, I'm like, bitch, put on this Sheen outfit so we can go in here and stay for a little bit. Wait, where is the Sheen getting delivered to? Because you don't have a home. To wherever my...

Listen, the nigga y'all said on Michigan Road, y'all don't think he have a delivery option, nigga? I don't start. Yes, bro. That nigga's rich. To Chick-fil-A. Yeah, bro. So just go, like, if you want to go in the mall and not be bothered, bro, get a cool little outfit.

You know what I'm saying? How much people get random, dog? Haircuts ain't nothing but 30. Go get a fade. Nothing, bro. Hey, that's great. We got ridiculed for saying that he ain't had a hoe. He doesn't have a spare 30 percent. And he's saying nothing but 30. He didn't have nothing

A choice But not to have no hoes Y'all badger this man For trying to get his life right He said he didn't have no bitches I ain't talking about him Lock in bro I pray to lord

That I don't ever have to go through That situation Nah hell yeah But I'm saying Y'all act like Y'all just supposed to have hoes When you homeless That's not like a

I don't know You just act like They supposed to have sports gear But it's easier to get sports gear Than some coochie rule though I see crackheads all over the street oh that's wild

that's wild getting wicked I used to watch I told you I used to watch that workshop what? hookers on the point

hookers at the point only point I know is out east I don't know about that point y'all don't know either shouts at yourself that's crazy I think that's where it was filmed

watching crackheads fuck is crazy bro what's that yeah you should what did I say coach y'all was 10 I told y'all

this is humble beginners to know he made it to the NBA he got a Michael Orr story cause that nigga it's dark it is dark my he made it to the NBA. He got a Michael Orr story. Cause that nigga is dark. It is dark. My nigga made it. My nigga made it.

What's wrong with this nigga? Crack your t-shirt, nigga. You are scarred. My first one was Brazilian Bubble Bus 26. I still remember you, Maria. Oh, Lord. Shout out to the DVD. Amen. I still remember you Maria Oh lord Shout out to the DVD Amen

How Michelle Biel get away Saying they go on TV Oh she did What she said That was crazy bro That was bro Oh you talking about With Lou and them

Yeah she was out of place That's crazy bro They try to go over that fast They try to They did It was successful We bring it back That was nuts, bro.

They breezed through it, though. I didn't like it, and I don't want nobody to lose their job, but she got to get a penalty. What'd she say? Nigga, I meant nuggets. How you mix that up? You've been talking to sports. You on this show, too, talk sports. You never mix up niggas with nuggets.

I'm sleep, bro. I ain't never look at the different nuggets. I don't be doing that right shit. I don't like that, though. Yeah, that's crazy. I'm sleep, bro. I ain't never look at the different nuggets. I don't be doing that race shit. I don't like that, though. Yeah, that's crazy. But shout out to her, though. You know what I mean? Whatever.

That's losing them people. That's our guy. But you got to take a L for that one, baby girl. Yeah, she lost me. Excuse me. I know you saw the clip where they put up with Booker T. Shout out. I'm coming for you, nigga.

Shout out to her, man. She said it so casually though, though, like. She definitely rap all the songs

that say the nigga. In a car, most definitely. Even at the concert, she's bouncing up and down. So you want to tell the real sign, go to a concert,

these rap concerts, you'll see. Oh, you'll see. I remember I went to that ride way when that nigga said, what did he say about the,

he got somewhere he say nigga like a couple of times. Them motherfuckers was singing that motherfucker. I was looking at them. I was like, I went to the

Lil Wayne vs Drake nigga. I think it's called Clips or Noblesville, whatever. You just had to be a part of it, bro. He'll be in here mad at everybody.

All the white people singing word for word. Yeah. And that's why I be laughing at people today. But like, if I go to a concert, I see a white person, nigga, I'm swinging on them. You'll be fighting the entire concert, bro. No, you're not. You gonna lose.

Yeah, bro. Just enjoy your seat, bro. They out of pocket, but it comes with territory at this point with a rap concert. It's hard bleeping out. Our music's so filthy, so a white person bleeping out everything, it's hard, bro. We can't even rap it. It's over, bro. The radio edits is already tough right now.

I had to edit on for RPDMX, but I had, what's that song, Slippin'? Yeah. I had that playing. It was a radio version. It was edited. That nigga was barking the whole song. I'm like, all the edits, they try to blake out. They see the barking of the noise.

Walmart used to fuck them CDs up back in the day. The fact that Walmart transferred to all you could get edited CDs is so crazy. I hated that. These kids don't know nothing about going to buy CDs from Best Buy and shit. Best Buy and Target was the only ones that had the under. What's the first CD you ever got? Damn, I bought Dolly. I'm trying to think.

Nah, you just never got a CD. My sister bought me my first CD. My sister Star bought me Chopper City in the ghetto. Damn, that's fire. It's dark. Star, she bought me that shit. It's dark, BG. That shit was hard. No, I'm talking about for me. I can't really remember, for real. Probably a no limit

though. Probably a Little Soldiers. I was a Little Soldiers fan. Damn. Little Soldiers was cold. Now, Little Soldiers. I was a Little Soldiers fan. Damn. Little Soldiers was cold. Now, Little Soldiers was cold when I was a kid, bro. They was cold. I remember my brother snuck and got me the Wayne CD. I was geek. Which one? Rashawn on there?

Black is Hot. Oh, you talking Lights Out? No. Oh, Black is Hot. Black is Hot. Lights Out is Rashawn. Oh, okay. Now, them, they used to have the hardest album covers. Oh, God. Them and No Limit, bro, had the hardest artwork of all time. Now, them, they used to have the hardest album covers. Oh, God, yeah. Them and No Limit, bro, had the hardest artwork of all time. Now, I did.

Y'all used to read in the little, I used to open a CD up, and I used to read all the production and shit. That was dope. We might be old, but we used to open up the tapes. They used to have, that's why I fucked with No Limit. But they had hella niggas on the roster. Everybody had an album coming out next week, bro. Nigga album dropping tomorrow.

You'd be like, damn, that motherfucker. Fiend album drop tomorrow. Damn. Did y'all have CD players or did y'all have the cassette players? I had CD players. I wouldn't. I had that combined one. You know, they had the cassette in the front and the CD at the top.

Damn. Little boom box. I ain't never had no duo. My sister had that. Damn, run DMC. My sister was a fuzz right there. Was it portable? Yeah, it was like the little box. It had the CD at the top and the cassette at the bottom. Damn, DJ Unk, I ain't had that. Damn, run DMC. My sister had that. Was it portable? Was it portable? Yeah, it was like the little box.

It had the CD at the top and the cassette at the bottom. Damn, DJ Unk, I ain't have that. My sister had it. I remember the difference between having a CD player and a walkman. I figured that out. Boy, them motherfucking skips. Boy, you walk the wrong way, your shit fucked up.

We used to hold our shit heavy. Thunder had the Hot Boys CD and they had that We On Fire on there. And they had that What Kind of Nigga Got Golds In Their Mind. That's a horror album. What Kind of Nigga. These kids fucking spoiled with fucking

AirPods on they phone now. It's crazy. I remember my sister playing that motherfucker. I walk in the room. She ain't never let you in her room. I'm like, don't play that again. What kind of nigga got those? I used to be like, who is that? She's like, Lil Wayne's my boyfriend. He 10.

I'm like, what the fuck? 10. I'm out of pocket. Did y'all have CD cases where y'all used to put your CDs in the slips? For the whip, shortly. I had them in a book bag, bro. I used to sell CDs back in school, bro. CDs, Hot Cheetos,

motherfucking Fagos, all that shit. You walk around with Fagos in your backpack. I used to sell mixes two for five. You literally probably look like I need money. No, I was boated always. Don't do that. I don't never need no chicken. I was always at the mix.

My nigga will tell you, I was fresh in the bitch but I used to sell nigga hot cheetos honey buns fagos nigga you can get a combo

meal nigga for five dollars nigga. Wait. Everything else was so What's the combo? The combo is you get one bag of hot cheetos so it was a crazy

upcharge. Bags of hot cheetos when we was kids was 25 cents. I need a dollar. Bitch, I had to steal this from the crib and bring this to you. It could be your fee. So you wasn't buying it.

You was already boosting the product and trying to convince me? I don't know how y'all grew up, but my mom bought 50 packs at the house. So I would take half. I would sell Hot Cheetos. Eric, I went to a ghetto-ass school. So all the baby fat Jackie bitches All that shit

All the ghetto hood niggas They only wanted What's the What's the Damn what's the barbecue chips Grippos Grippos Hot Cheetos bro

We didn't eat Doritos And that was your only two options Every kind of Faygo Peach Faygo went crazy At Barber The best Faygo Went crazy Peach and fucking

Kiwi strawberry Go Hana Yes Blew them out the water With that Then you get a nigga Honey Bun bar room. The best way to go. Peach and fucking kiwi strawberry. Go, Hannah. Yes. Blew them out the water with that. Then you get a nigga a honey bun. We'll do the white glaze, pause. Or just the regular. The white glaze. I hate it. I used to pick that shit up. The pure cream.

The pure cream is even worse. The frosted honey bun is good. You ain't a real eater, though. This is different, bro. That's crazy. You get a whole cup of honey bun. I don't want to be known as a real eater, though. It's different, bro. That's crazy. I don't want to be gone as a real eater. I'm a bunch. You get a whole combo, nigga, for the $5, though. Everything else sold

separately, bro. Two mixes for $5. You stealing the product and then having her to have a service charge out of pocket. You've been a Nigerian scammer. I put my life at risk stealing from my mama, bro. Respect. It was a lot of kids of pocket. You've been a Nigerian scammer. I put my life at risk stealing from my mama, bro. Respect.

It was a lot of kids, though. I'm surprised Jeff and them didn't have 100 bags of Cheetos over there. My mama didn't buy a Cheeto until I got in high school. Damn, bro.

And that's why niggas used to be like fighting at 7 a.m. Why didn't you need a Netflix special? Nigga, we wasn't on that. Nigga, our house was so crazy.

My mom used to buy cookies. She bought a glass cookie jar, right? Just for motherfuckers. If you try to go in a cookie jar, she can hear you. You know, when you take the lid off, it's cool, but to put that bitch back on, that bitch gonna clean. That bitch gonna rattle.

Who down there? I'm like, I'm about to roll it, bro. And what's worse, that or them containers with the clear top and the black bottom that you gotta pull off?

Oh, yeah. The motherfucker sound like a chopper when you open them shits up. You ain't sneaking nothing out. We didn't have that, bro. We was pulling that motherfucker pulling it right back, bro. No, my mama bought a glass

cookie jar. Glass cookie jar, bro. Then when I got out of high school, my sister and them left. Man, my nephew started living with us and all that. They came, man. We had like, I wasn't even there half the time, so it didn't even matter. But you go in there, it'd be oatmeal pies, all types of shit. Like, what the fuck?

What shit was when I was little? I don't eat this shit no more. Oatmeal pies is crazy, dude. I don't even like them. Boy, you're... Never mind. Don't say somebody's stomach look like that. Oh, I love that.

If your stomach look like a Coogee sweater or an Ovil pie, I'm slimming. So I be up. No, put up with a cream on there. I might spray some goddamn whipped cream on you. Turn it back in the day. Hey, go ahead, man. You can find that

bitch at the Hedges Experience. Go ahead, man. I already told y'all about the hell damage. Girls with the hell damage on the back of their ass. Too much. Now, the shit, the storm we went through, that's a little too much. My car is still in the shower.

Let's talk about that. Is it my car and that shit? They told me I had to fight through them, through my own insurance. Yeah, they gonna call me and say, yeah, reach out to your insurance and we'll get back to you. Yeah. Fuck you. Bro, what's crazy, they said, yeah, it was the weather.

Bitch, a building fell on my car, not a cloud. Like, this shit makes sense. That's for another day, man. Hey. Like, this shit makes sense. Yeah, my car. That's for another day, man. Hey, man, shout out to James Johnson.

Make sure everybody go home that night. That's my nigga forever. For sure. We still have the beginning of the episode where y'all fucked. Yeah,

we got to drop that soon sometime. It's funny as fuck. Hey, you see 4-2 Doug shooting? In the club, it's crazy. And how they set it up,

I thought my nigga was going to hit that motherfucker. Straight side of the backboard. He was in the club shooting. Yeah, like they set it up, I thought my nigga was going to hit that motherfucker. Straight side of the backboard. Oh, he was in the club shooting? Yeah, like KD. Knuckleball that bitch. No rotation on the flick.

He said his go-to player was John Lucas. That's what he told y'all. Yeah, he told me he played like John Lucas all his role. He violated JL. JL would never

pull up in a club like that. You ain't seen the video yet? Nah, yeah, we need that. That shit funny as hell, man. Why they got to pull up in a club like that. You ain't seen the video yet? All right, yeah, we need that. That shit funny as hell, man. 42 on the club. No, Houston wild, bro. Oh, for real? Very thing in motherfucking Houston.

Three thousand in the club, it's crazy. But him just smoking like that, it was slow-mo, too. He pulled up at the whole left side of the fucking backboard, man. 42 wild. I'm fucking for it, too, though. He was cool. For sure. You got the video? Mic tapping fast, too. man 42 wild I fuck with 4-2 though he was cool for sure you got the video

mic tapping fast as hell them dogs keep popping up oh yeah there it go why they got that slow motor

you gotta see it bro bro look at that shit oh that form wicked they put that bitch from the side cart right there

why they slow motor nigga here He put that bitch on the side. Cartwright that motherfucker. Hey, why they slow-mo that nigga here and Carlton that bitch? So until you Carlton that hoe. Hell nah, man. To miss that shot in front of everybody's club

is crazy. Man, they out of pocket for that, bro. That's funny. That's a nasty ass edit. Hey, Twitter man, ask it. You seen the video, man.

You looking off cat at the top of the key, nigga, throwing a hissy fit. What's up with that, man asking, you seen the video, man? You looking off cat at the top of the key, nigga throwing a hissy fit. What's up with that, man? Why you look cat off like that? See, I see what Jalen Brunson going through now. Oh, Lord, Jesus.

Y'all shouldn't have showed me that video. I was a cat fan, man. But the fact that he got mad at me for trying to get a bucket and he shoot all the goddamn shots. Now I'm pissed. He was able to shoot

more than Jimmy on that team? I don't think Jimmy was there at that time Bro But hell yeah Cash out all the fucking shots Man, that's the shit His man helped out He looked at him and said, nope

I had one I had one I missed that bitch But shit, that was probably my third shot of the game He probably shot 12 threes And they still didn't help the rest of the play. He was hot. I always wanted to ask you, did you have an idea when you was going to shoot?

Like, because them niggas, if you're getting 20 shots a game, I don't give a fuck when I shoot. Nah, I see them crappy ass niggas won't let you shoot. They be crying. That's why they be like, I don't want to play with him. You shoot too much. That's why it's a pass so much. Fuck out of here.

I'm like, when did you know when to go get a bucket? Like, all right, fuck these niggas, bro. I'm finna go score. Nah, you don't really know, bro. You gotta, like, when you're the point guard and you play with a bunch of guys that can score in Superstore, you gotta kind of, like, you know, take sacrifice yourself sometimes. Yeah. That's why I was shitty.

I wish I would've got the ball handed to me when I first came in the league, because I would've shot that bitch 20 times a game. And that would've just become a normal. Yeah, that would have been a norm for me. I should have stayed in Indiana. I got to shoot that bitch when I was here. I was going to ask you, what's coach let you kind of get your shit on for? Nate McMillan. Nate didn't give a fuck. I don't fuck with Nate. And Coach Bull used to let me, you know, in the fourth quarter

he'd be like, Jeff, go beat Jeff. Throughout the game, I had to pass the ball. But Nate McMillan was like, just find PG. As long as PG gets his touches, fuck everybody else. It's you and PG. So PG got 25 shots. I knew I was getting at least 13.

That's solid. Yeah, I fucked with being here. I should have never went to Minnesota. That's crazy. I love Tibbs, though. But going to that shit with Cat, I should have never went to that shit i like miles made for this mountain is a podcast that exists to empower listeners to rise above their

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off the strength. They was like, he was straightforward about how he talked and stuff. But also, shit on offense, I got to do what the fuck I wanted to because you lead the show.

All you got to do is try to play defense. When I said try, I said all the fuck I did. I was not a defender. I never said I was. After that first game, y'all played at Indiana. I remember I texted, I said, damn, where y'all damn near. I might be I was. I ain't gonna lie. After that first game y'all played at Indiana, I remember I texted y'all. I said,

damn, bro, y'all damn near. I might be a height. I looked solid. I was like, damn, Miles know how to hoop with this nigga Jeff? Aw, we lit. He had a crazy game, too. Miles' nice, though. I fucked with Miles. He was cool, bro. Miles was one of my favorite big to play with in Miles' second.

For real? Yeah. Cat is the most talented big I played with. Yeah. But. You put Miles over Paul? Millsap? Yeah. I wouldn't count him as a big.

I was thinking like center. Oh, okay. But Paul was cool to play with too. He was dope. But Al was my favorite teammate. That make a lot of sense. Especially the way you play basketball yeah

you see your boy Bronny he only playing home G League games that nigga worse than NB nah y'all bullshit he's only playing home he's only playing home

G League games he's not traveling with the team I swear to God on my mic figure out how much a Bronny jersey costs

on my shoulder it's my favorite player. Anthony, we got to move you down, Ed. We got to move you down. Bronte the GOAT. How is he getting that, y'all? Because they said you're the GOAT. You in the G League and you making them type of—

He got to travel with the team, bro. Brian, like, yo, you got to travel with us, bro. That's my favorite player. You not traveling like them, bro. You not living that life, bro. Ain't no way you scoring six points three rebounds and five turnovers bro

you making calls like that bro you not taking AAR bus rides bro you know how far it is to be like you know what I don't play a role I play home

in the league that's crazy in the G league that's wicked Bronny my favorite player he's a legend damn I didn't even know that

y'all that gotta be fake ain't no way that's a fact bro you only play home games bro how in the fuck did he pull that off you know who I am bro my son will not be traveling three hours on a bus

no bro your son needs to go to North Dakota bro and suit up bro what the fuck your son needs to go to Fort Wayne, bro. Nah, bro. He needs to wear the Mad Ants, bro. I'll play them at home. When they get here, I'll play.

One-on-one, bro. Is he still suiting up for the Lakers, bro? At this point, who knows, bro. He's about to be on Twitch playing a game. When the Lakers play the Knicks, he's going to play in the Garden for sure. Oh, Lord. That's why I heard in the Garden for sure. Oh, Lord. That's hard. He got the best gig ever, bro.

I swear. I swear, bro. That's hard. Your daddy is that nigga, bro. Bro, the GOAT. It's not even close, bro. Michael Jordan can never. Hell no.

Bro, just imagine you saying, you know what? I don't even want to take this road trip. You know what? I'm just playing that. I ain't playing no way, guys. I don't know. I think Lil Marcus would have been know what? I'm just playing that. I ain't playing no way game. I don't know. I think Lil Marcus would have been traveling. He would have told daddy,

hey, fuck you. I got a bitch in Fort Wayne. That's pressure. Having a Fort Wayne scout report is nasty work. I'm going to play in the Dome. I'm going to play IPFW. Ooh, that's nasty. For sure. That's nasty. For sure.

That's stupid. Bernie James would go for real. Nah, for real, bro. That's wild, y'all. He living the dream, bro. Yeah, we're going to see a fact check. I'll be trusting y'all. Nah, bro.

That is crazy. This is not a sentinel report, bro. No, this is fact, bro. This is real life, bro. This is real life, bro. You only play at home games, bro. Wow. I seen that and said, damn.

The league is different, bro. That's crazy. No, I mean, people were working hard to play in the NBA, y'all. My brother is. You in the way, Phil. Nah, bro.

You in the way. My experience is different, bro. My life's better than yours, man. Straight up. Straight up. Back right there, my nigga. Oh, man. Shit's smooth for Bryce. Shit's smooth for Bryce. Bryce making it to the NBA, y'all. my life better than yours man straight up straight up back right fair my nigga oh man shit smooth for Bryce

shit smooth for Bryce Bryce making it to the NBA y'all if he want to fuck it he's making it bro damn near bro I thought I'd just see this nigga ain't playing

he play G League when he wanna play bro he go Bryce is going to the NBA Bryce is going to the NBA bro sign him up bro fuck bro baby girl going to the W bro

yeah bro she might go to the league, bro. Yeah, bro. She might go to the league, too, if she want to. Bro, she's going to be the owner of a WNBA team. That is crazy. Yeah, bro. To have pool like that in the G League, bro, that is a surviving league, bro. Yeah, bro. Ollie Hooper LA, bro.

His contract is to get a WNBA contract. Yeah, he's on two-way deal, correct? Yeah. Oh. Yeah, no, he's on the NBA. Oh, I got him fucked up. He has an NBA contract yeah he

yeah he what's it 8 mil yeah but I mean that's that's a lot of people do that though when you on a guaranteed deal

he on the NBA roster so him just playing home games is like yeah I'ma travel with the team and stuff and now I'm back home

I'ma play in a home game yeah you get to play but I ain't going you ain't going on the road he ain't gonna be a permanent G League player I'ma tell you right the home game. You get to play, but you ain't going on the road. You ain't going to be a permanent G League player. I'm going to tell you right now, Jahlil Okafor plays for the Mad Ass, and if he goes and tells them

that he does not want to play outside of 3-1-7, he ain't on the real roster, though. Jahlil Okafor will be a bouncer at All-Star Sports Labs in Grille on 56 of Georgetown. You don't want to play away. Actually, you don't even have to play here at all.

Ain't no fucking way. But he ain't on the main, he ain't on the main route. Because I turned down playing in the G League when I was

on the Hawks. Bro, come on, bro. Like, let's be for real. I did, though. They asked me if you want to go play in the G League for

a couple games. Yeah, but you had that right, bro. But you a different type of nigga, too, bro. I'm asleep now. Shit, I gave you

shit on the show, but you ain't got that type of pool too bro I'm sleep now shit I gave you shit on the show but you ain't got that type of pool Jeff nah but I did I had the option I said no yeah you said no I don't want to go play in the G League but for them to say I'll go but nigga I'm only staying in LA well that's what it was going to be basically

they was like you can play in these home games and I was like I ain't playing in none of them I need a nine because they was going to Miami I was like hell no I play in these home games. And I was like, I ain't playing in none of them. I need to know. They was going to Miami. I was like, hell no. I need to take you to Jersey ASAP. OB. The GOAT. Using PCO in the G League is crazy.

Fuck, y'all. Hey, I was looking. We'll see this tomorrow. But the Wizards is playing the Spurs. You can get a ticket in the building for $4. What? They said, how can you get the building for less than can get a ticket in the building for $4. What? They said, how can you get

the building for less than a bottle of water at the arena? Is that at the Wizards Stadium? I was working in Washington. Bro,

you can go for $4? Four bands, bro. Something like that must be a special night, bro. Bro, it's not, bro. We give it back, bro. It's some type of donation. No, y'all just suck.

Man, getting a ticket at a basketball game for $4, bro, it's crazy. Yeah. $4.10 to get in Pike. Bro, it costs more for the Ticketmaster fees,

bro, than it is the actual ticket. $4? Bro, that gotta be fake, bro. Somebody must have been just selling that. It's a crazy seat, but it's just like,

come on, y'all. Somebody must have been selling that, bro. Listen, I wanted to speak to y'all, too. Stop taking y'all kids to the nosebleeds. Y'all are fucking losers as parents, bro.

I'm sorry, bro. Everybody came before. Okay. Ah, bro, we're not talking about my pockets. Ah, we didn't mean it. I said I'm not going to say nothing, but shout out to my little nephew. He ain't blood, but he's my nephew.

His daddy took him to the game, and that nigga could've smacked Mel Daniels' jersey with his fucking head. And my nigga was mad at nephew because my nephew said, we could've just stayed home. Oh, God. Because I can't see.

Don't take me if they look like ants bro Yes bro Am I doing nephew glasses Big in the bitch Be like that Like You got me at the top

Of Casico bro At the top of Baker's Life bro Who is worse Taking your kid there Or going on a date there Bro they look like ants bro T-shirts for a game Like yeah I got tickets

To the game You in the nosebleeds It's crazy I don't believe in that bro If they look like an ant bro I ain't doing that Yes bro Three dollars is crazy bro Stop don't believe in that, bro. They look like an ant, bro. Yes, bro.

$3 is crazy, bro. Stop taking them kids to them games, bro. You can buy a game at the Washington Wizards game for $3. Y'all niggas suck. Yeah, that's horrible, bro. That's not even 2B. J. Poole, man, I see you be in the comments all the time, bro. Do it. Yeah, shout out to the area.

Line it up, bro. We told you to pull up to the show. Oh Do we? Yeah, shout out to Aerie. Line it up, bro. We told you to pull up to the show, but we got to have some conversation, bro. We got to talk about these $3 tickets. We need that episode.

Because when they're doing it, they feel like it's comfortable to slide three bands to see y'all. A Jordan Poole episode with us would be lit. Oh, yeah. I told him to pull up.

They played the Pacers a couple weeks. Oh, yeah. We need that episode. I don't know if he's that peer pressure. I don't know if he's going to pull up.

Well, they don't have pressure in the season, so he got time to kick it. Because they out here playing for $4. Allegations, for sure. He ain't going to pull up, man. Talk about that full nigga Kuzma, nigga. You don't like Kuz? I'm just fucking with him. I fuck with Kuz.

I don't even know Kuz. Let me stop lying. I don't even know. Kuz is good, man. But I fuck with Kuz. Before we get out of here, which one of Fred's childs, well, you probably talk about it.

Which one of Fred's childs that you got to go play and you be like, hell no? My mom, it was Minnesota and I went. Damn for real? I did not want to go to Minnesota.

No shade to Minnesota because y'all lit now. But when I was in the league, Minnesota was a place to go die. Did you know? But nah, bro. Did you know that whip was coming with you, Minnesota was a place to go die. Did you know? But nah, bro. Did you know that whip was coming with you, though? Y'all team?

I went and died. My gorilla was over. I went to Minnesota. I don't think so. I ain't going to do it. I ain't going to do that to anybody, bro. I'll be honest, bro. Everybody's going to be like,

don't go to Minnesota. That's where you go to die. I'm like, nah. Y'all had a great team, though, when you first got there. Yeah, and it died. It did, but I'm like, I'all had a great team though when you first got there yeah and it died it did but I'm like I don't think you went in there

thinking like oh this is I literally went for the money yeah they cashed you out I did not go for I wanted to be there I cried how fast did you sign that deal I didn't I actually got less money because I didn't sign it fast enough. I refused, nigga.

I did not want to go to Minnesota because everybody said that was where you went to die. Like, this is where the only person that made it out here is KG. Time out. So let's walk through this story. Obviously, you're leaving the Pacers. You know what I'm saying? How did you get to Minnesota then? So I wanted to go to the, I wanted to stay with the Pacers, right?

So the Pacers was on a flight. Pritchard he was on a flight whatever and he was like all right we gonna call you when we land tibbs called me early that morning before free agency really got going he called me and was like yeah we're gonna offer you it's a three year 63 or something like that and i was like oh all right i ain't going there so utah called me too utah was gonna trade somebody or something like yo you can go to utah like uh these like my options was sacramento utah or timberwolves or the pacers i'm like some badass options man this is a tough options right here so i'm like i'm gonna fuck with indiana so my agent like indiana man they're gonna they're gonna lowball you these dudes is talking 21 22 million a year indiana talking like 16 17 i'm like well i'm at home i'll be fine i don't need

much 17 million at home great agent. Agent Cogback was like, Minnesota just took their offer down to something else. And Sacramento was talking to you and George Hill. And he was like,

George Hill about to get some type of deal where he's not going to get all of it guaranteed. And he ended up going there. Yeah, like Sacramento going to give him some deal that ain't all guaranteed.

So we're going to just eliminate Sacramento. I was like, cool. He was like, it's Indiana, Utah, and the Pacers. He's like, you want to wait eliminate Sacramento. I was like, cool. He's like, it's Indiana, Utah, and the Pacers. He's like, you want to wait from Indiana? I was like, yeah. And so Tibbs called back again and was like, well, we're at three years, 57.

My agent was like, all right, we're going to sign. So he called me back. He's like, we signed with Timberwolves. I'm like, man, the fuck I didn't? He was like, yeah, I told him you said yeah. I'm like, nah, I'm in Orlando. I'm like, nah, I ain't going. He's like, yeah, I told him you said yeah. I was like, nah, I'm in Orlando. I'm like, nah, I ain't going. He was like,

I've never met somebody, he started yelling, that's pissed about $57 million. I was like, I'm pissed. I take 42 from Indiana. He was like, nah, man, I'm not letting you make that mistake. He was like, Jimmy Butler, Cat, Jamal Crawford's going to be there.

And I'm like, fuck, man, Minnesota. I'm just like, Crawford's going to be there. And I'm like, fuck, man. Minnesota, I'm just like, I don't want to be there. And he was like, well, you're going to be there. Fuck that.

We'll get you traded. Damn, I didn't know that. I thought you signed that bid. So you fucked up some chicken. Yeah, I could have signed way earlier. Like, four or five hours earlier

got more money, but. That's crazy. That was a four or five hour difference. That's a. But that's crazy. That was a four or five-hour difference. That's a wild-ass story, nigga. I sure thought you was, like, three feet. I know how you move. Nah, I wanted to stay at home, bro. I wasn't feeling Minnesota.

Damn. And, obviously, Minnesota probably wasn't feeling me. But, shit, I wasn't feeling them. I wasn't feeling that. You know what I mean? At that time, Minnesota was just not a good team. And then I was comfortable with Nate and all them. And I just was like, man, I just want to stay home.

I was cool. I would have took $45 million, whatever it was, to be at the crib. I already had a house, everything. You did. That's crazy. I wonder. I never knew that. They don't do too much.

But did they even reach back out to you? Did Pritchard reach out to you? Yeah, they called me when I had already signed. I mean, I already had committed. I didn't even sign yet. And they was just like, oh, it's okay. We weren't going to give you that much. You know what I mean? Like, you know, they didn't give a fuck. We're going to be sad. They kept saying that.

We're going to be sad. We're going to be sad. It don't matter. If you wanted to stay at home, that was cool, but you got to pay. Is that when Oladipo came into effect? Yeah, that was a year before we traded PG for Sabonis and Oladipo. That's a wild story. The first game we played him back here in Indiana, he comes up to me,

KP. He's like, damn, I would have known we were going to be like this, man. I would have paid you. I'm like, man, what the fuck? Don't do that. He was like, man, we playing fast. Just how you play, we play fast. We're getting after it and shit. I'm like, I do that. Damn, KP. He was like, man, we playing fast. You know, he's like, just how you play. We play fast. You know, we're getting after it and shit.

I'm like, I knew that. You know, I'm like, bro. Oladipo revived this bitch. I ain't going to lie. I'm not going to hold you. Nobody expected us to trade PG for pieces that was going to be immediately like great. And both of them worked out immediately. And I should have been here with him.

That's crazy. And I always loved Oladipo game, bro. But he literally turned into a star here. Oh, my mom. He turned that bitch up. Nah, for real, bro. And if you look at that time, that past team, they had a whip, bro. They had him.

They had Bogey. They had Yosemite. They had a young core that could build a ball. I didn't know he could score that well. I knew he would because he did his thing with Russ, for sure. Russ got him kicked off. But when he got here, I'm like, man, because he did his thing with Russ, for sure. Russ got him kicked off. But when he got here, I'm like,

damn, bro, this nigga an all-star, damn near. He said that revived his career because, man, Orlando was up and down. He got the OKC. He started working out.

Seriously, shit, he came and took advantage of that situation. Yeah, for sure. I was hurt. I'm like, that's supposed to be me.

I'm over here in the fourth option. You've been running the one. Yeah, I was over here in the fourth option. In a Nate offense where he can do what the fuck he wants to? Yeah, it'd have been ugly. Y'all would have been raw, bro. I don over here the fourth option. Damn, you'd have been running the one. Yeah, I was over here the fourth option. In a Nate offense where he could do what the fuck he wants to?

Yeah, it'd have been ugly. Y'all would have been raw, bro. I don't lie. Fourth option. Because he needed another motherfucker. Cold than a motherfucker. Yeah, bro.

We didn't have that many good guards at that time. Paying $8,000 for red. But you wouldn't have got close to D-Rose like you did, though. That's facts. I mean, I think I built

some great relationships. Like Wig, my dog, Titus Jones, my dog, D-Rose. Even Jimbo. Jimbo, my guy. Even Cat, to an extent. That's my man. It's like, I fuck him. Tosh. All of them. So, I had some great moments in Minnesota, like, off the court.

On the court, our first year was fun. Second year was tragic when we traded Jimmy and got, even, I fuck with Rocco. Rob was cool as fuck. But, like, that trade right there made my experience, like, damn. You know what I mean? The first year, I was like, that trade right there made my experience like, damn. You know what I mean?

The first year, I was like, oh, that's cool. Yeah. We nice. The second year, it was like, fucked up.

But me and D-Rose got real cool that second year. So, I guess it all worked out. Nah, 100%. Most definitely. Damn, that's crazy, man. To think about that shit

in that time period. Especially how the paces were too. We could've, damn. Man, it could've been fun. Shit got wicked. Damn. It hit different when youaces were, too. We could have, damn, man, it could have been fun. Shit got wicked. Damn. It hit different

when you at the crib, too. I tell everybody, if you get a chance to play at the crib, bro, it's... Your crib was raw, too. The spot you at was... Yeah, that bitch was tough.

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