Club Shay Shay - Deebo and Joe - Part 2: Tom Brady considered unretiring + Avril Reese viral video + Barber does his client Dirty

Episode Date: March 27, 2026

Join NFL Legends James "Deebo" Harrison and Joe Haden as they react to Tom Brady recently inquired about the idea of coming back to the NFL, Avril Reese’s viral workout video and this barber does his client so dirty and much more! 41:50 - Tom Brady considered unretiring from the NFL 59:45 - Avril Reese viral video 01:03:45 - Barber does client dirty 01:11:25 - Play or Fade 01:13:55 - Super Chats (Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.) #Club #NightcapSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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I guess he thought about coming out of retirement. He revealed that he explored the possibility of unretiring the second time, but was rebuffed by the league when he breached, I guess, the broached the, when he went for the subject. Y'all need to use some other fucking words. He went and talked to him about the subject. Don't give me words. I don't damn understand.

Okay. And he said, he said, I actually inquired. They didn't like the idea very much. So I'm going to leave it at that. We explore a lot of different things, and I'm very happy. I'm very happily retired. Let's just say that too.

What he's saying? What he's saying, Joe? I'm going to tell you what he's saying. He's saying he went to go back. And I think he was still in the contract with the bucks anyway. So the first thing got to happen is they got to activate him, and then they got to trade him or they got to release him from his. from his rights under that contract if he wasn't going to play for them.

And then after that, you still have to go and be reinstated by the league as well. So he probably saying the league was like, yeah, that's what he said. The league wasn't like, yeah, you ain't coming back, baby. You know, you got a lot of things going on right now, you know. So we got issues. We got a bad position with you right now anyway, which you mean. and the owner doing media and everything else. You know, we ain't about to go ahead and let you be do all that media owner

and be playing for another team. You know, I don't know. I don't know. What do you think, Joe? You're hitting it on the head. Like, Tom Brady, we already got the ownership going on with the broadcasting. And then it's just too many cahoots going on. You know what I'm saying?

Like, you got your foot in everything. So the league is like, no. They've bending it, dude. They've been in rural. They already been in the rules. They're like, do you just want to keep letting us be exposed for how much we just rock with you, Tom Brady? Like, we rock with you so hard, you could come back and still own the team

and then you have to stop the announcing. But I'm like, Tom, you're chilling. You're at $35 million a year announcing, being part owner of the Raiders. Like, I don't know. He's just doing a little bit. It's a lot. And he's getting, Tom Brady. He's older.

Like, he was already old. And then taking the years off, chilling to the bar. Philip Rivers, he's, I'm thinking everybody's looking around. Flacco, Tom, Brady, you see

Philip Rivers come off the gym just off the couch trying to sling the ball in a professional football game. That was nuts to me. He did good and made it, you know. He couldn't throw it as far,

but when you see somebody else as far, that thing wasn't coming out as fast. I was like, who. Yeah, I was glad he made it out, man.

Yeah, sir. That man wanted to unretire a second time. You know what? I'm going to go and I'm going to see, I'm going to call them up, see what the process is and see if I could, see if I can unretire a second time.

Debo, you don't mean it. You don't mean? I'm about to go and see. You don't mean it. I'm, dude, I retired one time. I came back. I might, I retired again. I might have to make a double.

I just want to see what the process is. I'm just telling you, Debo, all that, I'm telling you, You looks can be deceiving. Waiting until you get out there and get the running around, putting those pads, getting that weight on you, it's going to be different. You look good.

I saw you doing the arms up curling. Hey, the weight, hey, the weight back to playing weight, Joe. You're not playing weight. Yes, I am. What was the playing weight? 258, 260. Playing weight was anywhere between 242 and 265. Well, I've been as heavy as 282.

That's a, that's a big difference of playing weight. The Super Bowl we won. I was 286. When you got older, did you start going down? Because 286 to 248 is a big... You know, that was a long season. So when I first came in, I was 242. My best playing weight was probably between 255, 265.

I'm 248, almost 250 right now. So I'm there. I'm near. Joe and I got room to go on here and stack... Stack something back on. You know, I need to start, I need to start seeing your lateral movement. You know what I'm saying? Your burst, your speed.

Because you can look, you look good. I'm playing weight right now. I'm going to get all that. I'm going to get all that for you, man. I need to get footage of you because I'm seeing you lifting. I'm seeing that. I need to see you actively moving. And then I'll know.

Brough, my, listen, I told you what my, I told you what my time. I'm going to do it. I'm going to do it. you keep telling me them times from back in the day. I'm going to 17 years old. Listen, I'm going to A-Z. I'm going to A-Z. I'm going to A-Z.

I get my boys and all that, right? So come, come mid-July, end of July. I'm going to go ahead and video my pro day and have it ready to go. Please tell me exactly when you're going to do it. I ain't going to say I'm pulling up. I'm pulling up. I'm pulling up. I want to see it with my own two.

I'm going to record it. Myself. Okay. You let me, yeah, for show. That's no, that's, that's no problem. Because I, you know who won't be participating. I ain't running no less than a four-five, though. You know who won't be participating, this guy, right here.

Hey, Joe, it's okay. I got pinch. Hey, I keep telling my head. All you got to do is make sure your trigger finger right. Matter of fact, I ain't, I'm going to let you. I'm going to do digital. I'm going to bring the digital. I'm going to bring the electric time.

And I'm going to make sure everything like it, like it would be at the combine. Yeah. Yeah, I need all of that. Oh, that's going to be hilarious. And when you see these numbers. I know, let me say something. You might break, one thing, you might break the bench record. But after that, I'm here for all of that.

I'm here for all of the three cone. I'm here for all of the vertical. I'm here for all of the 40. I need to see this athleticism, Depot. All of it. Listen, you go see it at, by then, I'm going to be 48. You go see it at 48. Light and right.

All right. I turn 48 in May and I'm going to be doing it then at 48. I believe in you, though. I want to see this. I know. I believe in you. Man, I believe in you more than I believe in myself doing it. Hey, listen, if you can't believe in yourself, then who can you believe in?

Me? You? You? Me? I don't believe my brother, Thibault. Because, yes. That's for show. Hey, you got belief for both of us.

You got your Lord to save the first. Then you got Debo. You know it. You know it. You know it. Debo, you're funny. Notre Dame running back. Jeremiah Love spoke to NFL teams and said why they should draft him.

Listen to this, brother. I'm a pretty simple guy. You draft me. I'm not doing too much of nothing other than football. like outside of football like I'll go out here and there I'll go out here and there but I'm the type of guy like my perfect day after a game going home play video games talk to wherever I want to talk to um and watch anime so I'm a simple guy you're going to get strictly a football player with me which is what you want you know it's going to be my job so

I'm going to take it very seriously and I'm going to give you my all and I'm not going to cause no type of trouble. Hey Joe. Hey Joe. What's up, brother? Hey, hey, look here, I like what it's saying, Joe. I like what he's saying, because what he need to realize, if you, if you fragor rocking, if any of these GMs or teams are worth a grain of salt, they go go ahead and check into this and make sure you ain't just, you ain't just saying this and it's true now. Okay, Joe.

Yeah, yeah. Now, if it's true, if it's true, Joe, hey, put your GM hat on, Joe. What you go do, Joe? Joe, what's your feeling? What's going through your head, Joe? This is what I'm saying. Obviously, if I'm a GM, I'm going to know. Because Tim Tebow was a teammate of mine in college,

and he practiced exactly what he preached. All of the Christian, he didn't drink, he didn't smoke, he didn't curse, he didn't go out. Tebow was a, man, I love Tebow, great Christian man. My best teammates of my life. Just really solid, solid, grand of earth. So anybody ever talks about Tebow of like, how was Tebow? I'm like this best, best dude.

Hardest worker, worked hard, did all that. Me, same thing. I'm so on earth, but I would go outside. I would go party when I was young and college. Like, I would go out, have a good time. When you stopped when you was young. No, no, I mean, when I was rookie and Cleal until probably, until I got married, I got locked in. Me and Moo, probably my second, third year in the league.

I did it for about two years in the league. I had a good time. Just, you know, nothing crazy. Innocent fun, and I was out there, ball and still perform. But I'm looking at it. You have players like Tebow's. You have players like Najee Harris, T.J. Watt, Minka Fitzpatrick. That if it's real, it's real.

They really don't have too many other interests besides football that, like, not like going out is a bad thing, but they really just don't hang out. You know what I'm saying? And for GMs, that is a really, really good thing. Because the main thing is the main thing. The main thing is football, making sure that you. taking care of yourself. You're not going out. Nothing happens good after those hours. So that's why you get out of your system,

like first two, three years, first two years in the league, and you understand it's a business. Like nothing, you out there having a good time. You can go to dinners, you can do that stuff. But nighttime is not for, most of the good players asleep. You know what I'm saying? So when during the season, if you really do have these dudes that are staying to the script,

making sure that taking care of their bodies. And the earlier that you learned that where after like your rookie season where you coming in, T.J. Mincas, these dudes come in like that. They come in, work first, you know what I'm saying? No bull. Some dudes come in, like the flash, like to go out, like to have a good time. And that's not a bad thing. They can still come in and perform. But if you do have a legitimate guy that's like, don't zero interest in it, doesn't really go out, doesn't really do that. And that's a guy that, you know what I'm saying, that would kind of help your team because it just kind of eliminates that extra, eliminates the chance of him going out, being out

at the wrong time, something could happen. And maybe not because of him, but being the target, being able to be, dudes are looking at you in that city. You might not want no trouble, but trouble just happens to follow you because you just in the spot, everybody's looking at you, everybody wants to be around you. So not saying that going out is a bad thing, but sometimes it could just put you in a situation to be targeted and you're not looking for trouble, but trouble could just come and find you.

So the younger dudes that if they don't end up wanting to be out in the city, playing video games, anime, might sound corny, but to GMs, oh, I love. love this guy. And if it's genuine, and if it's genuine, boom, be you. Come in here, do your anime, watch your cars, you know what I'm saying? Boom, you know that your player's chilling. And you know, when he's at the facility, you know, everything is everything. So I can see why, if that is him and GMs would be like, okay, boom, that's that smooth. I know I can kind of exit that out. But guys that do go out, it's just another little layer. It may not be bad, you know what I'm saying? But it's just a thing like, if you don't do it, it's a check.

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the bottom of that bottle now. So be in a rush to get to the bottom of it, okay? Hey. You get a good time, but don't go too hard now. Oh, for sure. Everything in moderation, baby. No question, especially after the game. What was your day like after a game, like a one o'clock game versus a four versus an eight?

How was you moving after the games? One o'clock games, man, I was moving because my other had family always, let's say home games. Family will always come out and we would go to dinner after the game. and I will always like to watch the other games. You know what I'm saying? So dinner, probably at an Exo, a little steakhouse, man, me, the family, eat, chill, vibe. And then after that, probably go Sunday,

probably depending on if we won or lost. If we won, might be linking up with the boys. We might hit up a little spot at the nighttime, have a good little vibe. Because we was in Cleveland. It was only two places that we went. We went to Barley House or we went to rumor. It was two clubs.

New to owners, knew the security, knew everybody. and it was always good energy, good vibes. We're coming here to have listen to good music and just have a good time with our boys. Everybody get out of here safely. So, like, that was my thing. Go kick it with the family. Have a good dinner.

Have a good vibe. And hopefully we won the game. And me and the boys meet up with either at rumor or barley and just kick it. Have a good time, bro. That was my go-to game winner. Yes. Now I'm at dinner, watch some games,

and my boys are going to go politic. Okay. Okay. I like it. What about you? I'm a little different, you know what I'm saying? saying one o'clock game, yeah, we go eat, but we're going like to Fridays. We're going to Applebee's.

You know, we ain't got to like that, Joe. Ain't got to like that, Joe. There you go. You could eat good, Debo. Look, it's a meal. It's a meal. It's nothing crazy. You can go.

I'm just telling you, man. I'm just telling you. I'm just, hey, Joe, like I said, four-clock game. Nothing's wrong with Applebee's. Four o'clock game. I might stop saying, you know, get something to eat. Now, eight o'clock game, just going home, lay it down, go to sleep. I'm pounding water, though.

I'm trying to get water in me just to try and rehydrate. Now, if it's like one of those four eight o'clock games, that's away, it's a little different. I may land at three, four o'clock in the morning. I'm going straight to the gym, hit the gym, then get done after that. Wow. And, you know, chilled in. So I just, I just, depend on the timing where we're at if it was home away. But, you know, we ain't, listen, we ain't going.

I mean, if I was feeling good, I was feeling good, and I was feeling, you know, like we might go to Longhorn, you know. See, you know, when I was in Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, after the games, every time, Eddie V's. Every time. See, I ain't, bro, I ain't go lie to. I don't even think I ever ate at Eddie V's. See, you're, Steve, but why are you acting like that? I'm lying, Joe.

You'd be acting like you ask, not, I want to say cheap, but you act like, you act cheap sometimes. Like, you can't eat. I ain't got it, Joe. You do got it. Matter of fact, you, Debo, you're lying because when we go out to eat, you don't want ordering the Caymus. Yeah, let me get that Caymus. What about that? I don't know.

I do not drink Camas. I do not drink Camas. What did you order, you order a bottle of wine. You order something. What did you order? Silver Oak. No. No.

I did not. I did not. I do not drink Camis. I do not drink Camas Special Select. That's what I'm saying. It's the type of Camus. That is the meat for me. You talking about I'm bougie.

I ain't spend money. You're talking about me. And you're talking about the type of Camas. Oh, no, it's the special select Camas. Look at this, man. You be lying to the people. I ain't lying, dog. Hard him in the act.

Hey, hey, listen, real talk. Go to go to the, it ain't even there no more. They tore it down. But matter of fact, Risa, as Risa. She used to come in for the game. Friday's real talk. deep. We, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, 15, 20 deep.

Man, Pissburgh Eddie V's, man. That joint slaps. And I, you have not been, if you ain't been for real. Bro, I don't, where is it at? Where is it at before I start? Downtown. It's right next to the hotel. Literally.

I take it back. I went there, I went there, I went there for, uh, a, uh, uh, rookie dinner one time. Okay. Because I wasn't paying. What's that pin, what's that hotel called the Penn Williams? the William Penn? Is that the William Penn? It's next to the William Penn.

Because when I first got... It's next to the one... I ain't never been there then, I don't think, for real. I thought you was talking about the one that was like across from the one downtown, like, by the substation or something. It's downtown. No, the one from the old... You don't know about the old hotel.

We're going on about the old hotel. I think that's the next to the old town. I don't think I ever been to Ed of V's then. See, you wild. I got to take it. That's what we're going when we come when I come back. What's the name of the one place? I've been to High Park.

You've been to High Park. You've been to off the hook. Off the hook. And then you've been to the one of the Napa Prime. Morton's roof fresh. Yeah. Yeah. Okay.

That was all rookie dinners. Debo, shut up, bro. You got money. You acted like you ain't got it. This man. Oh, my goodness, bro. Nah, but I say all that to say, that good old running back staying out the way,

that's what I'm talking about. Yeah, all the way down. I'm loving that, loving that. He loved that. He had coach, everybody loving that. You're running back coach, he's loving that. Mm-hmm. They say, what's dude's name?

Ostate Reese. Arvail Reese. Yeah, Avel Reese. I guess they're saying he went viral on social media. They're saying the social media team did he dirt, did him dirty. Look at the video, bro. I don't, let me see. What's dirty? Can you replay that? Am I missing something? It's just they're trying to, when you looked at like the dude, I looked at it first and kind of

didn't really know what was going on, how bad, not how bad, but what everybody was looking at, and then until you see like other dudes running it, and it's just the bend, do you. You saw he was kind of like chopping around the things. It just didn't look too explosive. Do you know what I'm saying? The other guys doing it? I saw the dude from the University of Miami, probably the same position, but he just... Were they doing it at the same place?

No, no. That was his pro day. And then I looked at the video of the dude doing it at the University of Miami's pro day. And it just looked not as explosive. Like when you really kind of sit back and look at another one, Debo, of the same drill on a pro day, and see just the bend how low they're getting coming around that corner, how explosive they're coming up out of it. You know what I'm saying? It just looks like that wasn't his best rep.

He looked like, you know what I'm saying? Like he was just kind of, like, he was kind of warming up a little bit. Like he wasn't really like exploding, taking it as serious. So when the other dudes did it, it just looked like, why would you post that and be like, oh, no, so social media. Like, look at this rep. Like, if you're going to post a rep, post him going to. going hard, like getting bend, like making, making that drill look good. Like, that didn't look as good if you were to look at that one

and then look at another linebacker doing that same drill. You know what I'm saying? So that's why I think people were saying it. But at first, when I first looked at it, if you just look at it off the ribbon, I'm like, okay, you know what I'm saying? I didn't see nothing. It didn't look too outrageous. But then when I saw other people, just the way they're supposed to be done,

I thought you're just supposed to run around it, you know what I'm saying, chop a little bit. Yeah, but see, that's what I'm saying. You're looking at somebody else's drill. He's being worked out by somebody else. You got one rep. You ain't seen other ones. I don't know. I think they're trying to make a little bit too much of this

because you don't know what he was told by the dude who is running the drill as far as how he wanted him to cut around the things. If he wanted him touching the bags, rubbing up against the bag, not touching the bags. Y'all don't know with the whole directive of what he was told to do in this drill. So to go over the top and just assume that he was told to do what everybody else did, I don't know about that because he did sprint off out on the last one and, you know, hit the bag. So who knows? Like, let me see three more other takes.

And then I will agree or disagree on the, you know, the movement, stiffness, the no bend, whatever they want to call it. Gotcha. Lack of. So, like, you're looking at one red. I like the way. I like the open mind and this, Debo, for show, because I'm saying you never know. know how we were supposed to do it. Were you not supposed to be able to touch the floor? Did they want you kind of avoid the bags? You know, because I don't know. If you running,

if they were doing the drill together, you know what I'm saying? That you could kind of tell if somebody doing the same drill in the same line as them, you never know, like, what the coaching of this drill is. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, for sure. For sure. I ain't even lied to you. I'm trying to figure out what was going on. And I'm looking at the video. I'm like, what is they talking about like the dude in the back with the shirt off? I'm like, No, they was talking about buddy running the red. Yeah. So.

But at first, when I first look, I didn't notice it. I didn't know what was going on, but then it, if, I don't know, yeah. Social media, that's just how, that's just how it is, you know, everybody got a little something. Matter of fact, bruh, bruh. What's up? Brow. Look what this barber did to this man's head, bruh. Brut.

Oh, love. See this man. Look, oh my God. See, no, see, that's one. Joe. That's, it did. Honestly, that's not okay. That's foul.

Somebody, you can't, he's pushing that man back so bad. Br, this got to be a skit. It's got to be. Right, that. No. I'm Luke Wilson. Join me each week for Film Never Lies. Since retiring from the NFL, I've,

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This is Worshack, murder at City Hall. How could this have happened in City Hall? Somebody tell me that. July 2003, Councilman James E. Davis arrives at New York City Hall with a guest. Both men are carrying concealed weapons. And in less than 30 minutes, both of them will be dead. Everybody in the chambers ducked. A shocking public murder.

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Like, run that back again. Look how far he cut into it. He said, her line. Debo, this, there's no way that this can, be like a barber really messing up somebody's head. He has to know this man or has to be a punishment.

You know how the parents would just come just, you know, bag raised his home, bag raised at school. You ain't no way in hell, nine two. Ain't no way in hell, bro. Like. That has to be his son. That's the only way he's sitting there that patient.

That's like taking a whooping. He's sitting there taking a whoopin. On top of his head. Bro, this is the thought of this like being real. Listen, hey, man, get the kids away from the screen right now because I'm about to crash out, okay? Brough, bruh, y'all got the kids away. Y'all got the kids away.

Oh, no. Listen. The second that nigga cut into my headline, bro, I would have been whipping on his ass, bro. You had to. Brut too, bro. I would have whipped his ass, held him down and cut a strike down the middle

of his motherfucking head, bro. See? That's what I'm saying? I'm trying to tell you. And if I couldn't, bro, if I couldn't work him, I'd have came back with 40 more, I'd have came back 40 deep and held him down

and cut a strike down the middle of his head. You got to go ballhead. You got to go instant ballhead. And then he came in there with a head of hair. Oh, my. A great hairline. He had a hairline that was so far forward.

You, you, you ain't have to do nothing. You didn't have to do nothing. That's what I'm saying. Barbers, he probably was trying to, you know, when they keep messing the, but he went deep into his hair line. Right. You can see where his hair is at when he cutting him back, Joe. Man, bro, I'm telling you, that's so foul.

Because that, that's, his hair's going to grow right back. That joint's not, it's never going to be fresh. No, man, they're in the chat tripping, bro. They're into trust. I ain't even saying that, really. I ain't even saying. I don't even know what, I don't do what that meant. man, man. Y'all can look at the chat, man.

I don't even know what that mean. Look at the chat, Joe, man. Just look at the chat real great, Joe. Look here, man. This is no way, it's no way this was real. This had to be a skit. Like, because I'm coming back 40 deep. If I can't do it myself, I'm coming back 40 deep.

Like, because you either go take this stripe down the middle of your head or you go take an ass whoop and then we go give you this stripe down the middle of your head. And you're going to get my line like that. Because that's, this line. Like four inches up further closer than your line. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. Huh?

Yeah. No, yeah, yeah, yeah. Because that's what I'm saying. I'm fighting for, I'm fighting for my life. So the only thing is, if a barber came in there, tried to touch my line and push it back at all, I'm like, don't do that. I'm already fighting for my life right now.

So don't ever come in here trying to push it back, doing all the little crazy stuff. Because that's why I don't play about mine. It's already getting. you know what I'm saying? Stephen A. Smith, he know. Like, people, once you, once your time starts coming. Somebody's saying.

Once your time, no, nope, no, I got to let it. Because once your time starts coming, Stephen A, no, that's my man. And he knows his head gets to push back. But that's, that's age. He gets to push back. It ain't nothing. It ain't about getting it. He's trying to line up with left, bro.

He's trying to line up. That's what I'm saying. That's what age. Age, age comes pushback. Age comes. People start losing it in certain ways. to the size right here, the front just starts to coming back,

and that's when dudes end up going ball-headed. Look at my man. Listen. On, KD. It happens to all of us. Age happens. Hey, Joe. Look at you.

Hey, that's what I'm saying. You are always ball. Tell them where the line that. Show them to tell him where to lie in that, Joe. I can't tell him. I don't know. You used to be here, Joe. Whatever your hat is.

Where right now. Hey, listen, Joe. And my top, look at my top, Joe. My top, like the roof open and all that. The roof open. And you used to. You used to be here. You used to be here right here.

I started to line all this up around here, down here, paid the top down so I could have something to brush. You know what I mean? Thievo, I'm trying to tell you, it's the path that we take. I know I'm getting lighter. I can feel it getting lighter. It's sad, but I'm fighting. So if the barber ever come and get to pushing back my sides,

it's here. But my barber doesn't. That's my good man. My good man, Trav, know how I feel about my line. And I need it because I'm fighting. for my life, okay? You, you put up the good fight. Hey, how you rocking the ball head?

Hey, listen, Amanda took enough of beating caramel in the house. Hey, man, I said, listen, man. Hey, man, just gave me my ball, man. Give me my ball, man. Hey, man, just go ahead, man, that took enough of him. God. That's what I'm telling you, that's nothing to do. That's what I'm telling you right there, that man has a good hair line.

His joint is not pushed back. That ball with that so foul. That man got used. That man got used. years of good hairline. He cut off years of hairline. He's tripping. Yeah, it can't be real, Joe.

That got, that got to be, that got to be like a, they got to be like some type of satire, like a joke. Like, he was going to cut it ball, and they just went on head and pushed it back. That's his son. That's his son. He got bad grades. That's the only way that he was sitting that,

that he was sitting that comfortable, taking that whooping on his hair line. You got to feel, you feel that air when he hit. Do play for who you got to play. When you get traded, go to. and do what you got to do because you're hitting the lottery every year. You're playing in the league. You're making a King's Ransom to play a game that we love to play.

So do what you got to do. Make sure that you're not, just don't give yourself reasons to get cut, reasons to get chopped. It is what it is. I'm an exes and those kind of guy. I and a sky, don't lie. If you're not doing good, ah, if we've got to make some moves, ah, we've got to make moves.

Moves are happening. You know what I'm saying? Loyalty, I'm going to tell you what it is. I just won't be, I won't be shady with you. Ask me what you want to know. I'll let you know what it is. is. Okay. Sometimes, sometimes, sometimes I can't, sometimes, sometimes I might not be able to be as straightforward as possible because I'm, I'm, because I'm working, I'm working the deals. I am

upper management. You can't know, left hand can't know what the right hand's doing. So I respect the fact that you can't be telling me, you know what I'm saying, I'm a player. You are upper management. So there's still going to be a relationship. It's going to be a respectful relationship. But at least let it get to me before somebody telling me about it. Yes. Yes. Yes. Before Adam Shepard. Right. Before. Before. Well, Adam Schaffner drops it. All right, man, look, pull them into the office. Boom.

Soon you leave, then Adam Schaffin is going to know because the agent knows things are happening fast. So I'm going to pull you in there, go, a boom, soon as you leave out of there, your ass is on the ticker. No question. What is this, Joel? Never bust again. Never bust again. It's crazy. Yo, never bust again.

$5. Joe. What's the, what's the Joel? Joe Who is You mean Joe? Joe Joe or Joe

Man Joe Who are we talking about? I don't know Never bust again You talking about Never Never mind I'm not going to say

Yeah Yeah you Yeah never Never mind Joe Joe Yes sir Maybe you're Maybe talking about

Joe Olonsteed What's the dude's name Church Church Osteing Old Osteen Osteen, something like that.

Don't get me line. Billy Joe. Billy Joe. Joe Pantoneo. Joe Pantoneo? I don't know too many Joles. I know a bunch of Joles. My dog, Joe Pantone.

Joe Pantone. Can we resign him? That'd be fine. Yeah. I know Joe Flacco. I know Joe Burrow. I know Joe Burrow. I know Joe Montana.

You know Joe Montana? I know of Joe Montana. But this is what I'm trying to, like, I don't even want to bring this back up because it's just kind of probably sensitive subject for you. You know. Please don't. And in the sense of Mexico and all the other stuff, you know what I'm saying? So in my search for Joe's, I was looking at Joe Burrow or Curl. I was looking at Joe Montana.

I was, and I ain't going to lie. The big fit that I was looking at was. So we could keep that. It was just in the spirit of keeping the Cleveland, you know, Stiller's thing going. It's Joe Thomas, you know. So. Yeah.

Yes. Yeah. Joe Thomas. I was just, you know what I'm saying? You know. There's just so many great Joe's. I was just, you know. Joe Green.

Me. Green. You know. Joe Montana. Yes, sir. Joe Mama. Joe Ma'am. Hey man, look here.

We want to thank y'all for joining us on this episode of Debo and Joe. Please make sure you like, subscribe, and download where you get your show. Joe! Yo, yo, yo, we will see y'all again on Monday, same time, same place. Let's get it. And we out. How you doing today, Joe? Let me tell you something, Debo.

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