Million Dollaz Worth Of Game - J.R. SMITH: MILLION DOLLAZ WORTH OF GAME EPISODE 219

Episode Date: May 14, 2023

On this episode of Million Dollaz Worth of Game, we have the pleasure of welcoming J.R. Smith, a notable figure in the basketball world. Hailing from New Jersey, J.R. has made a name for himself with his remarkable skills on the court. From championship victories to unforgettable moments, he has an intriguing story to share. Join us as we dive into his journey, both on and off the court, and gain some valuable insights from this accomplished athlete. It's a conversation you won't want to miss!You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/mworthofgame

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that's the bars through sports book code gilly must be 21 to do this and if you have a gambling problem one 800 gambler uh i mean a lot of monster came from my pops like you know pops taught me how to shoot like ever since i was three years old i was like shooting freethos from the regular regulation um baskets on 10 foot rooms so it was like once i really learned how to shoot he kind of like guided me into like you know he really trained to be to be a killer first and then I learned how to like move into passing the ball and like you know picking rolls and shit like that so he taught me really early but after that growing up in lakewood it was like it was a rugged gang you know what I'm saying so we got to you know it wasn't the nicest area but

growing up with my cousins and shit like that we grew up fighting and stuff like that so it was always a tough I was playing 21 or 35 getting a rough and after that my attitude kind of carried on and just so happened that I always carried on being able to shoot so that kind of stuck with me

so after I figured out the street game of it like trying to make next fall and shit like that and seeing like the show business of it all but me because early on I was always short like I was I wasn't as I'm not going to say I was always

short but I wasn't the tallest around the way so I was playing the point guard and just so happened like when I was a freshman year going in the sophomore year I grew like six inches so I went from the point guard to being like three to four and I went from shooting outside shots to windmill in and dunking on motherfuckers over the course of like three months so my game dramatically changed so fast that it was just like oh you can shoot you can handle the ball and you got the big man game now because you're 6-6, you're 6-7 so I was like

I should just it grew over time but like shit just don't happen for me real quick as in, you know, at a young age Yeah When did you know you was nice though? I knew I was nice when I was like 6 or 7 Damn

What fuck Yeah because like for me You know we don't talk about it I talk about a lot now But growing up, like, I'm one to six. And out of the six, I'm the one who was, like, pretty much diagnosed with ADD or ADHD. So I had so much, I was so hyper as a kid. And fortunately, we had, you know, great parents who do us in sports and shit like that.

So that was a way for me to, that was my outlet to get my energy off and all of that. So anytime I got hit with some tough shit at school or something like that, I ran to sports. I ran to the court. I ran into football. I ran to baseball. So that's how I got so good, so fast, and all my shit because it was like any time I hit any type of friction or noise, it was just like I got, it's my outlet, you know what I'm saying?

Yeah. That's what's up, man. So you went straight from high school to the league. Yeah. How was that process for you? Being a young kid, what you said? You had six brothers? I'm on the six, so I got four brothers.

Well, it's three, I got, it's three brothers and two sisters. Okay, so, so the house packed up for sure. The house packed up. Getting drafted was crazy because, in the sense of, like, last two months, three months prior to the drive, I was going to college, like, up until the last couple of All-Star games, all the top players and all that shit. Like, other than that, I was going to school.

I played well in them shit. I don't know where they was like, oh, yeah, he can go pro right now. You got the game. So for me, again, that shit just sped up again. It was just like, I'm going, I go from the mindset of walking in the Carolina as a freshman, you know, playing for World Williams. I think we're about to go for a national championship to be like, oh, now you need to go through that. And for me, it was even better because, for one, school wasn't my thing, hearing about how they, you know, talking to the, oh, the players did and talking about how much control the coaches and shit had. It was just like, oh, no, I'm about to skip this whole process.

It's like, go straight to the L. So when I got to the league, it was like, I'm dealing with, I'm going from dealing with dudes who's already going to be, you know, either my age or a little older to me to grown men. Yeah. So I'm 17. I'm playing with dudes 33 years old, 34 years old, 35 years old, and training camp taking flights, hotels and shit.

So I had an accelerated, I call it accelerated fictitious lifestyle early on because for me, I'm going from high schools or, I mean, taking little A.U trips and shit I'm doing it to actual Ritz Carlton, five-star hotels. The chicks? Like, everywhere. They're waiting for y'all.

Everywhere. Is it like, is it like, everywhere? When you come out of, damn, when you know he was blitzed to the bitch's like fourth an inch's ball on the goal line. Boy, I'm 18. I ain't ever been away from home. I've been away from home, but I ain't never been away from home or something like.

Nah, it wasn't even like they was in the lobby like that. That's what really messed me here because that's what I was expecting. I'm thinking, like, that's just going to be like on some rush hour shit. But it wasn't like that. You know what I'm saying?

Because again, I'm 70, I ain't know what to expect. I'm hearing all this stories and whatever, whatever. But it wasn't like that. But by the time you went to the spot,

everybody knew it was on. Only place that, like, for my first couple years was Vegas. That's the only place they ain't fuck them because they knew how old I was. Everywhere else was like, ah, you can get away with it.

We know how old you is, but like, Yeah, you and the L, come on, yeah, you're 18, 19, you got, you got bread? Yeah, oh, come on, you know. Could you really do is everything fucking around with the ladies and the cities and the clubbing? Sure. No, one of my favorite Drake songs, for real, was like, you get two losses, bitches and fashion, you go missing the nation. There's a lot of, a lot of cats like that.

Like, you really get, like, I've seen dudes really get caught up in the lifestyle to, they was more worried about the lifestyle of the game. opposed in the actual game. And that's one of the thing Brian always told me that stuck with me who's always keep the main thing, the main thing. Like the main thing is hoop. That's how we got here. We're going to keep that first.

Kevin, not to say we can't branch off and, you know, do other different things and different avenues and all of that. But the only reason why we can do that is because we got this.

So we got to take care of this first. You know what I'm saying? And that really, like, unfortunately, it was something that really stuck with me. And I try to tell that to all the young cats, like, for real for, like, don't get me wrong, you talented, you can do a million other things. But at the end of the day, this is what you, like,

this is what you make your bread off. This is what you, it's your lane until this other stream that you're picking up of is making either equal or, you know what I'm saying, or more. So, so, okay, you're 17. When you got drafted, you're 17, right? 17. You got to league you 18, right? You around all these grown ass men

But I'm pretty sure That JR was not mature yet No, absolutely not Not even close Okay, so What OGs did you piss off In that motherfucking locker room, man Who snapped on you

Who had to check you You like, damn Man Nah, a lot of cats had to check me For real But who's somebody that checked you You was like... No, because I heard about this one story.

I just want to see if he's going to break it up. Dang. So, Big Rodney Rogers, see, we got... Here we go. Who? Rodney Rogers. Big Rodney Rogers. I called Big Rodney Rogers.

At the time, 17, 18, he's like 34, 35 at the time. So that's like a real OG. Mm-hmm. And let me explain, because he probably won't know who Riley Rogers. Riley Rogers is a dark-skinned husky nigger. I'm talking about dope-themed Frankfurt hands. You hear-me? Motherfucking hands.

He looked like he could choke a cow and kill it. You know what I'm talking? Shut the fuck up. Like, he looked like one of them nickers, right? I just want to just explain. He don't know who Roddy Rogers is. But go ahead. There's Rodney Rogers right here.

Yeah. Big Rodney. Yeah, Big Rodney. That's my dog, bro. Yeah, so go ahead. So, go ahead. So he was in practice one day. He was the first, like,

grown man to really like square up with me. Not even square up with me like throw hands because he threw him, he threw some haymakers. Luckily I was a young boy and got out of the way I was quick on my feet. Why do he make us? Why do he makers come?

And Ronnie Brownskin too. You said what? I said why do he make us come? Why do? Oh, so we was in practice naturally I'm talking shit. So the older cats is like I'm young, I'm fresh in of the league i'm you know what type of shit you're talking though you playing ball you cooking them

i'm cooking but like i'm not talking shit the other dudes is talking shit like the other cats is talking shit from me like they're gassing it bd darrell armstrong they over they're gassing the shit so as a young boy you you catch a booth you scream you get like you're man so you so you dunked on a nick i dunked on a nigga and he ain't really like you and then it just so happened that I was planning I had just started playing at the time and I wasn't really playing

and I should have been playing and I felt as though I should have been playing and I started popping my shit it's just what it is what it is and it happens more frequent than you think because people try to act like the J-Reyron Green

and the Jordan Poole joint with just a single end to them I'm like no these niggas be around each other every day they grow man they go through shit I'm pretty sure a habit's all the time. Man, I've seen people dad be in the building while they get it shaking. They got choked out.

Damn. Like while they pops are sitting there watching on the sideline come to practice and I've seen another growing man getting, they got into it, and he got choked out in front of his pop. God damn, you can't. Like, that shit. They go down. Yeah, they go down.

Yeah, they got to throwing the motherfucking hands at you though. You did. Oh, I'm getting out the way for sure. Well, I got out the way. You slipped all that shit Did you return fire? I return fire I don't know if I connected

I don't think I connect it Even if I did I think That was more one of them Get the fuck above me Nah for real for real That was a guy I'm getting out the way first My main thing is

When anything When you get into a fight You gotta play defense first So if you Because you're first of all Like especially if you in the streets You don't really know What shit coming from

You gotta make sure Anything straight You get lined up with somebody So especially when you in the L you don't really get it shaking that often, especially if it's in the game and practice, they're going to let you,

I mean, they'll let you get the Rockins. When I was coming out, this is 04 or 5. But now there's, nah, it ain't even going to get to that far. I don't even see them barking.

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I don't know what it is. I got the gift. I don't know what it is, man, I can't get rid of that shit. Yo, I'm talking about at one time, bro, you was fucking them up on the beams. What's the best part about it is that

because, you know, they throw a lot of shit out there about me. You know, I'll post that shit. I don't get fuck. I laugh. I'll be thinking that shit funny. You know what I mean? I smoke when I start crying looking at that shit, right? But the Cleveland game. What happened?

Talk to the... Because, you know, you know, sometimes when you smoke a lot of weeds, sometimes because you activate itself at the wrong. No, so I'm going to tell you, I've been telling this story for a minute. You ain't never told it on here, and I ain't never seen it. What happened, man? So first of all, I didn't realize that before the play that we, the situation happened on. I'm thinking buddy went down there and Mr. Fritho didn't.

So I'm like, all right, cool. But I wasn't already anticipated. I got KD sitting next to me. So nine times out of ten, first of all, George Hills is a 90-10 and 90% free-cotech shooters. I'm not expecting George did miss. Excuses I know people want to say whatever, whatever. Call it what you want. But I got Katie next thing.

So on top of that, when the ball comes off the rebound, I'm sitting here like, I got a chance of this motherfucker. I grab a rebound. But any other time in that situation, even prior to that season, season before since I've been in Cleveland. In those situations, we always call timeout, figure out what we're going to do, get organized, get out of the ball, and we're going to go from there. So, of course, I take the ball out to the three-port line.

All right, cool. Ain't nobody call time out? We're good. All right. I can't, I'm not about to just launch the ball across the court to you. I'm going to bring the ball up to the court, and then worse going to order, I'm going to get you the pill. This is what, if I'm going to sit out here shooting the ball real tuck,

If I shoot the ball in that situation, and I miss, they're going to sit here and blame, what are he doing shooting that shot? He ain't got no business shooting that shot. So for me, I look at it as like it's a lose-lose situation anyway. But at the same time, in my knowledge of it, like, shit, all right, cool. I got the ball. Ain't nobody call timeout.

You clearly see I'm not about to go score. I got this seven-foot-of-the-muffer right here. So I bring the ball out. You still don't call time out. All right, cool. I'm going to bring it up the court, get you the ball, because that's what we need anyway. Right. Y'all still don't want to call a time out by the time I do all of that.

We just realizing that we got a timeout and we got the ball. All right, cool. So then they make the means. It's like, it may seem funny to y'all, but to me it's like, all right, cool. This is the finals. Like, boy, I've waited since I was three years old again. Yeah, that's a real deal. Now you try to make a mockery of everything else.

And it's like, the worst part about it is nobody else say shit. It's just like, nah, huh, where that? You just take that. Like, boy, it's a basketball play. First of all, there's too many other things that could have happened than other than just saying, oh, he took the ball out. And it's, and shit, y'all probably had 16, 17 motherfucking turnovers that game. So you could put it on any turnover, you could put it on any play,

you could put it on any mislayup, you could put it on the seven miss foul shots, you could put it, so, you know, that one play definitely wasn't, you know. We always say that in sports. Like, I've heard that shit since I was five years. and I've been on the good side, obviously, I've been on the bad side, obviously. So it's like, it's never going to even out.

It just don't work like that. It's just not the way sports is. We say it just to make a motherfucker feel better, but at the end of the day, you're still looking like... No, but see, in that instance, is a little different. You know what I mean?

If J.R. driving for a motherfucking wild-open layup to win the motherfucking game and miss a wide-open layer, then that's like, Damn, dog, you got a rebound. You didn't shoot. It's not guaranteed that LeBron was going to make the shot. You feel what I'm saying?

The clock was running there. There's no guarantees than none of this shit, but it's only going to be looked at as such, and that's the only way it's been. That's what make it so popular. That's why you see the memes and anything else. I think it was just the fact that you was running around with the motherfucking clockwood of death.

You got there on right. I'm trying to get the shit. I'm trying to get the ball of safety. Like at this point, like, but for me, being a nigga that fuck with basketball knowing

basketball to me it is pleased where you could be like okay no they're just

saying that no man we was up we was up one motherfucking point you shoot 79% from the foul line

you had two foul shots with with 1.8 seconds left to put us up to win you miss

both of them bitches you lost this game bitch you 80% You miss both of them That's something different from a nigger

Getting a rebound He's not in position to score The time running down He might throw it to a nigga He could shoot a three That's not sexy It's not sexy It's not what's sad

Yeah But it's not Yeah But it's totally different Than my motherfucking mind You feel what I'm saying I appreciate it I appreciate it man

Let me ask you this Who the top five players You ever played with? Ever played with Yes I'm gonna go brown one mellow too um

see I asked him good question because he got to leave a homie out I got to leave a homie out damn he got to leave a homie out somebody's gonna be sick five yes you only got five

I think a play with some nigglers too me Chris Paul Chris Paul Come on That's three I love what a nigga I have to think

like this Damn And they Just overall In their career In their career Or in your career The top five

Knicks You ever played with On a team I don't get fuck If it's Ronnie Jenkins From high school I don't give a fuck See my shit

man you had three you got two more I got to say jit um he got a couple niggas

he can't leave a bunch of people yes he is damn he gonna get a call soon as this motherfucker over and I know what he's about this got to do can I put two niggas at five I'm gonna say he get an A-V

Let me get an A and B I knew you was going to say that So I'm gonna go off Like real I'm gonna go off a career Opposed to actual like Game Yeah

All right so I'm gonna go Chauncey Choncy Gillips Yeah But I want to go she Wildest Yeah Mm Lily boy

Because with she Like for me like jkid she like what they meant to me that next year that when i went like 2013 when i won six men like that shit was like they had me thinking like i was mike for real like she she would talk to me so crazy

to it was to the point to where i would have to be so disrespectful to the person that was guarded me like i literally looked at him like he was trash and that shit like like you always want to have respect for your opponents so like but she had me thinking like this is played in disrespect at all times like he ain't got no business in front of you know none of that and that and that shit really like that should turn me into a killer that yeah psychologically he he no he turned me into like it was on some some uh what's my man

what's my man name Tyson man uh uh oh bo dean Caz, what's the name? The trainer. Oh, we used to talk? Custom model. Like, I felt like I was like literally, like, I was a train killer. Like, mess with she every day, every, like, I just go to his crib after the games. Like, he had me like that.

And it was just like anybody in that moment. I remember if it was a point in time, I was like 30 at, I almost had 30 at half, like three games in a row. and she was sitting there like, bro, you're supposed to have 70 every time you play these boys. Damn, I'm sitting at like 70, like, damn. She's like, I know nice. But like, damn, but he really had me on that time. And a lot of my shit, especially towards the end,

it was all like, you know, jumpers and threes and shit like that. But he had me get into the cup. Like, nah, bro, you get into the Baha. This is how we get to it. Yeah. Yeah. That's what's up. When you was coming up, who was the most influential person in your life?

Like, who winged you one up under and was like, no, I'm going to show you how to really do this shit. I would say BD, because BD was, like, there from the start, from the time I got drafted. See, I didn't even notice at the time, like, at the time, they didn't even want to draft me. So the owners or the coach and the GM and shit, like, the team didn't really want to draft me. But Willis Reed had a belief in me because you see me play in this game and whatnot. And I did my thing. but when B.D. showed up at the press conference, and then, like, he took me to his crib, like, gave me, pretty much gave me the keys to his crib, gave me his whip.

Like, yo, whatever you need, whenever you need, you come to L.A., whatever, whatever. And it just so happened. I ended up moving to L.A. before I got drafted. I was in, like, Santa Monica or whatever. And I ended up going out there after the draft and shit. highlight BD and since then like BD has been like my big bro like that's like

that's the that's my OG since day one and he took care of me from to teach me how to move and you know certain things to do certain things not to do not to say he did everything right I obviously did everything right but he really like took me up under his wing and like really showed me how to

how to orchestrate this shit because he I think BD was like 19, 20, when he got drafted. And I was like kind of similar in age, and he was like, he understood what it was when you coming into this shit with grown men

opposed to playing with other people like me at age. Yeah. So, you're in the league. Unfortunately, you get into a car accident, right? Mm-hmm. One of your friends passed, right? Yeah, best friend.

Your best friend pass. At this point, in your career dealing with the NBA and knowing how how strict they are how you know sometimes they only give you one motherfucking

striking you're done you'll be your motherfucking the king of the CBA you be over there scoring 82 fucking points of game they still don't let you come back Oh for real did you think it was over? Yeah I thought it was a rap See, I thought I was I thought I was smooth until I went to jail

Like when I went to jail it was like Like I ain't never coming back from this shit You know what I'm saying? Like once When I went through my whole hearing and all of that And my lawyer sitting here telling me everything smooth You're going to get some probation and all of that shit And I was sitting there like

Yeah all that shit good and well smooth But I still lost my man Like before all this shit said and done And that's what it was like André, Andre Bell. We want to say, oh, I'm Peter, Andre Bell, so I'm an adultist to his family. Word.

Like, dealing through all that shit and, like, not having nobody, like, from the lead standpoint, like, for me, like, I grew, again, I grew up with my family. I ain't hardly have friends growing up like that. So I grew up with, like, 40, 50 cousins. Yeah. So anything I ever went through, it was always with my family.

Yeah. and anybody else it was like if you was on my team then we almost like we felt it together type situation and that was like the first time like I really felt the separation and differential from

hoop in business opposed to the actual personal life because I really felt like people started stepping away from me stepping off and shit like that especially when I went to jail I'm like I'm reaching out of people I'm getting the dial tones I ain't getting like the response

is something I'm supposed to get on people who say they love me they care about me they rock with me and anything else and this go from coaches, players and everything so it was like that shit really fucked me up and then it put me in a different mind state

to where I just started fucking with nigs who hoop period who played any type of sport and I just started hanging out with my homies like ended up being you know not the best of cats but it was it was

what I knew you know what I'm saying and certain times that shit wasn't good for me either, but when I went through that time especially, like, again, I say going to jail because, like, for me, I'm going

from 18, I don't think I went to jail when I was 23, 24, I was 18, going from high school to being able to go to any store what I want, when I want, closing down the stores, buying what I want, flying on the jet here, going here with this girl here, that girl there, going there, doing that.

To out of nowhere, not only losing my best friend but now I got to go to jail like I got to go sit in a box and for me I'm so high profile at the time I got a name they put me straight in PC so you go from not

23 and 1 you go from moving how you want to move and then people don't even realize like you say 23 and 1 is like all right what's 23 and 1 I'm like no boy like my door popped at 9 a.m. on Monday my shit don't pop again until 9 p.m. on Tuesday night

9 a.m. That shit pop again at 9 p.m. And I got that hour to go do what I need to do, go shower, make my phone car, go get my food, whatever, whatever. Help anybody else I want to tip because I got to look out for them because I'm in there 23 hours, so they got to look out for me too. So I got to make all that shit shake in an hour and then get back in my joint.

And then on the weekends, my shit pop at 9 p.m. on Friday, my shit don't pop back until 9 a.m. on Monday. You don't even come out on the weekends. You don't come out. No shower, no nothing. No shower, no phone calls, no none of that. So I'm going from this lifestyle where it's just lavishly. I'm moving around doing what I want to do.

I'm holding you on pause, boy, you ain't going to know. Now you're hoping somebody get your magazine on a book. I'm hoping somebody. What? Magazine or book under the door. Go grab that from what's the name? Man. You're reading every line in the magazine.

Every line on the book on a magazine. I never, bro, when I tell you front of cover, I've never read. Up until that point. right hand to the man I've never read a book magazine nothing front to cover

and I was 22 probably 23 years old front to cover like everything you read people don't even realize every line what that mean

on that job like the smallest I know what all that mean on that joint anything I'm reading books that I had no I'm reading chemistry books

in there like I was no had no interest in chemistry no whatsoever. But the fact that I'm sitting here and I have nothing else to do this is the only thing

we had some girls across the way that I knew I was getting out in time but these dudes over here doing, got homicide charges and all this other shit they got drones on the other side doing sign language and shit

I catch myself up and trying to do some bullshit I'm like bro I ain't got I'm about to go home back to what I was going I'm over in bro I'm telling you

bro they had their whole shit this shit was crazy and I'm really sitting here like I'm about dying this motherfucker and I'm getting down 24 days some doing life now it was wild it was wild but for me it was crazy

because again I'm going from having this lifestyle to go and sitting still and then not only sitting still but the people that I was rocking with that I'm riding for like you see me the way I play so the way I am on the court that's the way I am in the street so

if it's confrontation with anybody I'm rying for you. On the court, off the court, we're going to lose money, we're going to make money. That's just how it's going to go. But when I got in that situation, we're just like,

damn, these motherfuckers really don't fuck with me like that. Nobody was saying, what was it, how did the ladies treat you? Everybody dipped on you? Nah, my lady, my lady, she's not my lady no more,

but she's like, she's my lady, but she's not my lady. Okay. She, we divorced. She, like, she helped me down. That's what I'm talking about.

She helped me down. That's my kid's mother. She, like, I fucked it up. She was rolling. I'm talking about. But, like, it's like, you know, you had a moment coming out of jail. After the prison thing, you come home. Was it ever that at the moment when depression hit?

Are you just like, what the fuck? Like, what I'm going to do? And it really had you down in life? Yeah, for sure. I've done with a few of those. man like it's hard because for me like I'm already like I'm already a overthinker and I've been I've been blessed to go through certain obstacles in my life and continuously persevereign but and people keep asking me how you keep doing I just tell

I keep shit I keep waking up like I can't like I ain't about to hell myself out so it's like I'm gonna keep growing at it and for me it's just like Like, shit, you just learn over time. Like, you just learn what not to do. Like, a lot of this shit for me was I had to be self-taught because I was either hard-headed or naive to the fact that certain shit could or couldn't happen. And a lot of times my talent has lifted me over through a lot of obstacles and the outlets I've had. But sometimes that shit run out.

and I think the biggest thing that I've learned in this last two years are really not playing and really being in a school and trying to better myself as my self-preservation because if I know if I can't if I can't preserve what I got for me

I can't give it to my kids and that's the biggest thing that's in my life that's the most important thing I do all of the shit for them so at the end of the day I can't provide I can't be the person I want to be or need to be for them.

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Welcome to another episode of a million dollars worth a game, been in the spotlight. Yes. We get used in the news you can use. Today we got Chicago's on. My man Smitty, and listen, what Smitty going to do, teach you how to build a legacy off of barred money. Dang. Teach you how to build a legacy. off of borrowed money.

But what you need to do from the RIP to get this free master class from Smitty, I'm talking about Rich Decisions University. What you need to do is text free. F-R-E-E-N-N-N-N-N-N-N-N-E-E-E-E-C-O-7-3-4-7-4-7-4-7-4. Text-Free, he's going to give you a free master class and to teach you how to build a legacy off of borrowed money.

Smitty, man, you come from Chicago. Before we get started with Chicago, what you got to ask me about the chicken thing? What chicken better? Uncle Remus or Harrell's. Don't lie, nigga Don't lie Let me say

I like Harold better All right I like Harold better Because listen He's from the west side So all the west side nigger's gonna say Ocarramus is a west side

Chicken show I'm gonna go with Harold Oh he can't go back home I'm gonna go back home They're gonna slap me all I'm gonna do it I put on for the city We ain't

We ain't doing that they know The whole thing Rich Decisions You know you gotta make Rich decisions University What I'm talking about You gotta get people

The game How to build a legacy Off of Bored money Like how was that going and what can you teach the people? And what is going to be in that free master class? But tell them what, you know, building his legacy off first. Give them that first.

Gotcha. So I could just teach people kind of like my game plan and my journey and how I did it. So I could just, you can repeat the process. So I got my LLC. I had a good credit report. So if I leverage my LLC with my good credit report, I can get access to what we call it, business credit card stacking, lines of credit stacking. If I can learn a sequence of what banks give me high limits with this specific credit score,

this specific LLC, I can get access to $100,000, $200,000. 50,000, right? Then I take that money. You only use this credit money to be able to make money off of it. It's called good debt. We call it good debt. We leveraging the debt to be able to make us money. This is people who do become rich, right? So what I do is I take the LLC, that good credit report and I start a business where that's going to make me cash flow. So the first thing I started was a semi-truck company, you know, that was my first idea thing I wanted to do to be able to make a lot of money, you know, as best as I can. I started that. I also took that way. How old was you when you started? That was just two, three years ago. I just started this whole business

stuff. How old was you? 286. Oh, you go ahead. Keep going. So then I used the same method, the same leverage, you know, going to banks, being able to get lines of credit, business credit cards, liquidating the money off those and being able to also obtain some Airbnb's in Miami. So I had went on a big deal.

I did like 10 Airbns in my, we had 20 Airbnbs, but we went half and half of one of my partners. So I got 10 Airbnbs. Big project in Miami, I leveraged my credit to do so. No money out of my pocket type of thing. Like, even if I had like $1,000, $2,000, I can. get access to the money, borrow it, you know, and then that's zero percent interest, right, and it obtains something that's going to make me cash flow.

So now that, the semi-truck probably cash flowed me $8,000 a month, you know, and I'm at home telling my Airbnb's in Miami. We put it on autopilot. That probably cashed me anywhere from, you know, $6,000 and $8,000 a month. So I'm just literally repeating the cycle of leveraging the money to be able to start me stuff that can make me cash flow. So now I want to be able to present a blueprint and a layout of how people can do it as well. So I'm Johnny Nobody, right?

Mm-hmm. I, you know, first of all, I text free to 909, 473, 4174, I text free to get the free, you know, a masterclass. What happened then? And I don't know nothing. Right. I'm sitting on the couch right now, a loser like he was, you know, in my mom crib, eating up all the food, playing the game, just a big loser, a grown adult loser. How do I get in the game using this? Right.

So if I expose you to how you can start from scratch, the first problem that everybody run into is they got bad credit. So I'm just, 60% of the world got bad credit. So the first thing is to teach you how to clean it up or to put you in a position to get somebody to clean it for you. So that's the first step. So we need to teach you how to clean or you need to get it clean. That has to happen. Then we got to learn how to build it. So we have to learn how to structure and build our personal side and the business side properly how the banks want us to build it.

So if I teach you how to build it, if I teach you how to clean it, and I teach you how to fund inside of it. Now this is how and which banks do we go to take our LLC and our good credit report, which banks do we go to be able to extend how much money we can get for ourselves to be able to go leverage. What's the best banks to give with you? What's the best banks? Man, the crazy part is Philly got the banks. Philadelphia got the banks. They got the bag. What banks?

Key banks. Key banks. Chilus. Univis. Y'all got some credit union. I think Philadelphia. Federal credit union. I like those.

So what we will do is some people are like, well, I don't live in Philly. We got a play where we will set you up a foreign entity so that we can get funding in all 50 states. So now I can come to Philly. I got a foreign entity in Philly because of those banks give us the bag. I can set up a foreign entity in Philly And this is all legit. This is too legit to quit. This is legit 100 million percent.

Like M.C. Hammer. 100%. So if I give my foreign entity come in Philly and go to see all four banks that are giving out the bag, I don't have to live here, but I can set up a virtual address, right, a virtual business address in here,

and I can set up a foreign entity and I can go get funded in Philly with all these banks. And then I can go get business credit cards and lines of credit from each bank if my business has been over for two years and I have two-year tax return. If you don't, which a lot of people don't got that.

So we can still. go in here and get business credit cards, leverage the personal credit, the LLC, no matter how long it's been open, as long as you meet the requirements on the personal side, we can be able to go in here and still get at least minimum business credit cards. And it may be, you know, 15, 20, $25,000 limits per bank. So I might come out here and get $100 on the lower end. If you're in my position where you got a business that's open for two years, you got tax return, I might come out here and get 300, 400. I'm taking that and I'm going to learn a investment module or a business module is going be able to create me cash flow once again you know or I'm putting it now I'm a brand

how much you got to pay off a month so if I borrow 100,000 so let's say I gave you 100,000 man man I think we're going to pay like a thousand dollars a month if I gave you 100,000 told you to pay me a hundred thousand dollars a month would you take it I burn you but see I'm you know I'm just playing yeah of course I'll get you a thousand dollars a minute not you're not sure we say man I'll take it no how much how much is it usually about like a thousand $1 a month. If I borrow it, so I'll break it down like this. I said that to you the other day. I'm going to break it down to him. I'm going to break it down to I guess. But I just

wanted to ask him. If I got 10 credit cards, right, they got $10,000 limits. That's $100,000. If I take this whole $10,000 and use it, my business or my business, right, I'm only going to have to pay $200 a month back on this car around that. I'm not saying it's exact, but around that amount. And then if I got five cards, I mean, if I got 10, whatever case, maybe that might be $2,000 or $1,000. Or if we got five cards, it would be $1,000. why I was going off. Let me, let me ask you a question now. Is it better that you pay it all back or pay more than what you, like, how do it go? Do it matter? So I do it like, or you pay the minimum? While you invest in and you cash for it, I'm not in a rush to pay the money back because

we got it at zero percent interest for a certain amount of time. So the cards we go after, we got zero percent interest for 12 months, 18 months. So if we got zero percent interest for that that period of time, all I do is get that flat hundred thousand back. So now they borrow money for free. You're going to give me $100,000 for free. Or I can use it to make me, flip it to make me one money. I give you back money. I don't got to pay extra money. Oh, come on, we can run this because this makes sense. And then, but after the interest kicked back in,

you don't want to be borrowing that money out no more. You just invest in and all that stuff because you got to pay the interest on it now. Now I don't. So you got 12 months to get off. Yeah. You got 12 months to say, you know what? Make it happen, baby. I'm going to take this. I'm going to do this food truck. I'm going to go get me a truck. I'm going to get me a flatbed and get three, four

flat beds and do this. Whatever you want to do, you got 12 months to get that shit off and pay it back after that 12 month that shit kick in on you it's gonna kick in on you so you should be in the midst of trying to invest your money to at least make that money back putting it back on that credit card paying it back off so we leveraging the debt to create the cash for the put in your pocket but also pay this money back so that you can make money off the money but also pay it back so that you can either use it again or once you pay it back you're going to get some more what we're going to get a whole we're going to get a whole round second round of money we call it one round two round three round

we are we can get credit is to infinity like there is no cap to how much money I can be able to get access to over a long period of time over a long period of time I can access to $2 3 million in credit I'm already at 750,000 give him that number yeah listen ma' need y'all to do to get this free masterclass I'm talking about bill legacy off a bar of money I'm talking about rich decisions university text free to 909 473 4174 909 473 4174 text free right now he's going to get a free master class Smitty is going to give you the game. I'm talking about, man, listen. How did you, like, like... Hold on, I got to give out of number, number two, because he was talking shit. Call 1-800, I cooked the shit out of Smitty. I'll barbecue bake this, Nick.

He'd be talking all that basketball shit. He showed him to him. One of eight hundred, I cooked Smitty. The only thing about that giddy, I'm not them, though, man. I'm a different breed, but my name will go for a reason. You said you were a different breed, but you wasn't playing nobody in the video, right?

You just were slamming. You were slamming on the butt-necked court. You were slamming on the butt-necked court. The court was butt-necked. Just Google me. He dumped on a butt-necked dog. I don't want to do it.

I don't want to do that. Yeah, that was wild. Can we say that? Like, Google you. Yeah. Yeah, all types of business shit. Lionstown. We were second estate, too.

Who, you played, who? Second and state. Second don't mean first. That's cool. Yeah, yeah. That's cool. And he was coming off the bitch.

And he was coming off the bitch. Nick average four off the bitch. I was starting my senior. He was a bum naked. He was a bummerer. All he wanted to do is get on a fast break. we can try to get a dump just all he wanted to do

I knew you're talking about Googling you got two highlights to put back dunk off a mess and a couple fast breaks man I ain't trying when I google you business shit come up

they say you one of the best business credit niggas out of the rest of this shit I'll take that over it all right so now what is you going to teach him in this free master class

that they're going to get what you're going to teach you and I don't know nothing I'm just Johnny nobody and I don't know nothing and I'm coming into the class so when I'm going to learn so we need to teach you how to clean it

build it so clean the credit build the credit and then fund yourself but also once you learn that module then that sequence like that we can be able to leverage that to make you money as well so we can do it for yourself i want you to be able to clean your credit up build it properly how the banks want you to build it get access to the money to do your own thing but not only that but let's learn this module to make you money now so now somebody else don't got the expertise of how to go get 100k with their LLC they just they just got an LLC you come in

with the expertise and knowing how to get 100k with it okay let's start you your own funding company let me teach you how to start your own funding company. So now you can get other people's LLC's access to $100,000 and take a percentage. So now I can teach you how to get an $8,000 payout, $10,000 for one client by getting them access to $100,000, $200,000. That can change your life. And then if a motherfucker don't know how to get the money and you're like, no, I can get it for you, then they're like, all right, because now out of 10 motherfuckers going to say,

see what you can get me in your mind. If you're a hell of a finesse, you already know what the fuck you can get them. So you're like, all right, let me put some work in. You hang up. You smoke some weed like me if that's what you do. You might be a brusky warrior. You might be a brusky warrior. You know, you might, you know, the extra time to jerk off like low, you know.

Then you call them back, all right, I did my investigation. I can get you 100,000. What? Oh, my God. What I got to get you? All you got to do is give me 10,000. Niggas, hurry up. Get it for me.

Bring it to me. They're going to be happy to shit to get you that $10,000 because that's $90,000 of money that they did not have. Mm-hmm, that they probably would have never got. And this is the thing I'll say to people that some people would think like, man, this stuff hard or I got to learn this and that. Man, being broke is hard too. You know what I mean? You building wealth or you getting access to new information.

No, that's easy. Gilles used to be broke. Eating his mom food up, playing games on the couch, smoking bad weed. That's your thing. That's stuff hard. So, like, you building your legacy or learning what you need to learn to get yourself in the next position, that might be a little tough. But you pick your heart.

You know, that's what I like to present to people like, pick your heart. You know, you better want to do this type of stuff. Gil used to smoke hard. That's cocaine. He just smoked that hard. He loved that hard. So he picked his. He did because he think he could beat me a basketball.

So I understand where he comes from. Matter of fact, this makes sense now. It's all. He's put it in his blunt. It's all making sense to me now. I get it. I get it. It's okay.

That's all good. Yeah. It was wild. But see, now I go in there. And how long do I stay in this, Matt, does it just a class and is it a follow-up? Like, what do I get? Yeah, so we do like a 45-minute session. I just need 45 minutes of your time.

Probably an hour. You know, we stay on there, and I give you the game. So you're bad like that. You need an hour. I'm going to understand all this shit. I'm going to break it down to you where it's very clear for you to understand. And you can take actionable steps off the free stuff. Here you go.

Do your thing. So one of my big calls is this, right? Why Smitty teach people still? Why you want to be able to build a community big enough that I can come together? If I teach you how to get a $100,000, you had to get $100K. And I got a community of 1,000 people. They all not to get access to money, right? And I bring y'all all back together.

And we do a big project. Oh, everybody put in $20,000. Let's do a group economic. We can buy a. skyscraper. If I teach everybody in my community, I've got probably a thousand people in my community. If everybody go get $100,000, $200,000, I tell people I, I'll set it up to fund this big

investment for all of us to be able to do something bigger than we ever probably can imagine. Because if we put together a million, $2 million, we go get something that's worth $10 million, you know, $20 million, and then now we cash flow off of that and we divvy up to the percentages, however we've got divvy up. That's one of my goals that I want to set up for my community, that people that's coming in and tapping in with me and how I want to set

things up. If I teach everybody to go, you know, get the money, we can come back together and we can put something bigger together. That's major, man. Now, what y'all need to do right now? Y'all need to text free. I'm talking about Rich Decisions University, but text free to 9-09-473-4174-9-09-473, 4174.

He's going to give you a free master class to teach you out to build legacy off a bar of money. One more question. How did you, how did you beat the streets of Chicago and go to this right? I never was super in the streets like that. but I seen I seen some bad stuff happening quick you know what I mean so one of the one of my other terrible stories that made me just snap by all that not doing that wild stuff was one of my friends

got killed I was living with one of my guys uh we was real tight and then we went outside we having fun and stuff like that we uh come out of the club he gets shot he get killed my roommate that threw me that threw me all off I'm like no this this ain't this ain't the type of path I'm trying to go down you know uh I got I got family members that already went down that route too I knew I I got learned what not to do. Like, I think what was going on with that route. I ain't want that. You know what I mean?

But I also was, I was just in the midst of doing all the crazy stuff a little bit at first because, you know, that's all I knew, too. And I was just seeing it. I'm around. It's my environment. I snapped out of that stuff. Like, one day when he got killed, bro, I got to think, bro. I'm like, I don't want to die type of stuff.

And I just started seeing too many people around that I knew dropping. I mean, that stuff, I got got out of my environment. So the first thing I thought was if I moved away from this stuff, I don't have to be in it, you know, to consume it. because it's like, bro, if you put a baby in a room with people clapping, the babies start clapping. And it's like natural. It ain't even a thing that I kind of got drug into it a little bit more so than me

wanting to do it, type of thing. So I had to snap out of it, really. I think that woke me up, though. My best friend getting killed, I think that woke me up. And then you're on the next level, man. Once again, text that number, man. Text free, the 909-473, 41-74, man. And check him out, Smitty, underscore, Smitty the goat, underscore on Instagram.

Graham, listen, man, he's going to give you a free master class, man, teach you how to build legacy off a bar of money, man. Anything you want to say before we go, Smitty? Yeah. Also, I wanted to shout you out and appreciate you for, man, the episode you did that really touched me, too, with the Chicago on you did. Oh, yeah, yeah, we was in it. I felt what you felt when you was telling them what you was telling them, because now that's

how I feel that I've seen the other side of this shit, because, like, I know that they don't know. Like, they only see in a part of what they're a part of, but they don't know the other side of this. And this other side of this is big, bro. It's green on the side of the side of the shit. The other side of outside of your neighborhood? Oh my God, it's crazy.

Outside of your neighborhood is vast. I'm talking about it's the world waiting for you. There's much opportunities, man. And that made, that really pushed me like, damn, you know what I mean? I really got to push my measures harder because I feel the same way that you felt on that video. It's the same way I feel that when I could teach people like this type of stuff so that they can't got to do what they've been doing and that stuff like, that's not even comparable to this stuff. You don't be making millions for real doing that stuff.

This business world, this is where you make the millions. That little petty stuff that they be doing, they think they make it money. That stuff, not nothing. But, you know, that just, I just wanted to say shout out to you for that. Well, listen, man. Shout out to, you know, Smitty. Shout out to Rich Decisions University. Once again, text free to 909-473, 41-74 and get the free masterplast.

This was another episode of a million dollars worth a game, been in the spotlight, and it's just like that. If you could, um, if you could change anything about the NBA, what would you change? Coming from a player perspective. Coming from a player's perspective, I wish it was more like, I wish they had more for people who didn't, I would say, like, not so much pan out, but like, people who just don't got their shit together, you know what I'm saying? Like, it's no rulebook to this shit. And for me, they're getting better with it now, but, like, when I'm not.

was coming out and which made it which made it so hard because they always do a knock on dudes who's coming out of high school and like there was no preparation for this shit I'm saying they didn't prepare you for and nobody could have prepared this for social media when we got going

now but like at the same time there's the lack of preparation going into it and the expectations and how to budget your time and all of that they could have done a lot better with showing you how to be an adult in a sense.

You know what I'm saying? Like, don't get me wrong. Like, we all got our time and we as men, we don't like to be told what to do. But for some of us who come into a shit ton of money really early in age, and we only got a certain span to really make this money and really get to that bag, unless you're really fortunate to make it.

Like, there's no, there's no guidance to it. There's no guidance with it financially. Like, I was walking in the tellers at 19, 20 years old, really never, really having a conversation and understanding what was going on. Just asking these people for 20, 30,000, knowing I had it, but, like,

not really understanding the transaction of it, what I'm doing with it, what's going on, what I'm gambling with it. I'm not getting. like how you just needed it on you i just not even no i didn't even need it on me because i've never really been in cash due but i'm playing cards i'm playing cards with chuck mellow kmart camby we got 3040 thousand on the table you lose 30 40 000 by the next trip you got to pay 30 40 000 right what's the most you ever lost the most i ever lost and a game was probably

like 20 000 25 000 what's the most you ever seen somebody lose like 200 bang playing cards That was a plain ride from 40 to That was a plane ride You know bullshit That was a plane ride I've seen somebody lose Then a million dollars

In the casino Oh But when I tell you Took it like a chant Like wasn't worried about it No nothing Like bro I'm not that type I win 500 out the slots

I'm gone Like you ain't You ain't got to worry about me I'm never gonna win that much But You lose a damn near I am and you're not even sweating oh he's a big one like you just I'm like boy you're different different different god damn I wouldn't have slept right for two years

shit different god damn I am in one name and like it was a breeze though like just I'm sitting here like, bro, that's $300,000. Just like, damn. That's when I knew. It was just like, this shit ain't for me. It's just not for me. Because if I ever get to that point where I'm doing shit like that with money like that and I know where I come from, like, I can't.

It's just not happening. Yeah. It's just not happening. Right. That's cars and everything. Like, I look at the shit. Like, if I'm a. be selfish with it.

I look at so much other shit that I could buy for me and do for me than... With $300,000 and $800,000. And you thought he's just to wear a hands like... Yeah. That's crazy. Million dollars in the night.

Now, NBA. I think these young cats today is just energetic. They ain't playing no games. If you had to pick five from right now, not clue, no, no, no K, No LeBron

None of them Kyle Reeves You can't clue none of I'm talking about the young guys Who are your five Young guys Jai Mm-hmm

Luca Mm-hmm This is no order right No order No order Five Jail, Luca Uh

Ooh Anthony Senons Oh my God Portland Gotta go Jaypool Mm-hmm Mm-hmm

Mm-hmm I'm gonna go with y'all board Maxie Okay That's right I like Maxis I work out with him a lot In L.A.

That's my young boy He's a fucking beast He's a problem He's a No fear, no nothing. But he's a wholesome dude, though. Like, he ain't trying to be nobody. He's not, he's just a dude that won the hoop,

and that's all he's about. I respect. Every time he's saying, all he do is smile. That's it. You know what I mean? He ain't got, he don't have no bad days. I'm looking to just do every morning at 7 a.m. I'm over his bitch, brunt and I'm old getting out the car.

He over there. Yo, it was good. We ready? Like, damn. You would get your business. 7 a.m. Shout out to his old, you nutter-ass, nigger. Yeah.

Yeah. I hope we beat this shit out of Dallas, you done that's there. Now, when you came in the lead, right? You didn't have no, uh, there wasn't no people to give you all no game of information that played the game before you all to understand about the women, the drugs, the groupie men. Man, people don't talk about that enough. Because, because what happened is you go to these cities, you're an athlete, you're that guy. Next thing you know, you're in the clubs, you understand.

Because everybody's going to cater to you in the city, the strip clubs, the food spots, the regular clubs. And then there'd be a movement of people. It'd be this movement of women that's for everybody that might just look good. You understand. You're fresh. You're wet behind the ears.

And then you've got a movement of men who might have money just want to be coast, which now they want to arrive. So now you don't know no better. You in a whatever city you're in. Especially if you ain't one of them quiet towns, like a like a Denver like a you Salt Lake City like a Portland if you ain't in one of them cities if you if you up in Milwaukee you up in L.A. You're in New York.

You in Miami. In faction. All these, it's going down. The chicks, the chicks is on you. Somebody trying to get pregnant ASAP. Immediately. Somebody trying to be your baby mom. What do you think the leading is established till these cats can be on point when they're

coming in? Because that money hits your account and it's like, All right, it's like, when that money hit your accounting, you come from where we come from, it's a lot of problems because it's not like sometimes the other side. The white cats, when they come to the league, they people already be set up. Got the crib, got the house, you know what I mean?

He bought their dad, the truck, they happen. He only really neat. But us, we got to come in and everybody looking for us. You got to buy your mom a crib. You got to buy your brother crib. The two homeboys, they don't even tell you nothing. But they hold things, yeah, man. Boy, he's going to the league.

I'm going to get me a chain or roly. I'm going to give me a rife. They be counting the money. Like, you got so much pressure. When they check in, you're putting your hat on. Everybody adding the money up, damn. He's going to be, what's the name? All right.

He's going to L.A. I know I'm moving out there, would he? You got five homies out here, with you. You got a whole apartment joint that's with them. You keep getting complaints from the supervisor because they smoke and weed, running bras out of the all night. You have practice. You don't know what's going on.

But you got the business. and they keep calling you. Sure. What is, like, like, is it anything set up or should be set up in the league so people

could get these guys to gain about how to... I think, I mean, it isn't, but I think it should. Like, and honestly,

I think it comes in tears and this, our responsibility is, as the former players. And I only think it's on the league. Like, I really think it's us on us as a players,

like, and it's certain, and I say tears, like, because everybody is, everybody is the same. Everybody didn't come through this thing.

So you got your lottery picks You got the dudes who you know is going to be I mean pretty much a dudes who are going to stick for the next couple years or whatever But you've got to even Within those lottery picks you got at least four or five dudes Who you know is like that really got an opportunity to be that dude So if you got a guy like A Zion or

Let's say KD just for circumstances but like a type of tiered dude like that coming through the league where you know he's about to make ways you got to sit him down and put him with other dudes who've been in that situation who've been one or two picks, three, four or five picks who understand the circumstances of what the pressure you're about to endure,

the money you're about to endure, the females that's about to come into it, all of that. And it goes down from, you know, those top five to top eight, ten dudes to the 10 to 20 dudes and then the dudes who like scrapping to still

stick around because believe it or not the dudes who be scrapping and stick around is the ones who really live and check to check blowing their shit because they're trying to keep up

with the Joneses because at this point you barely baking bread but you're still playing on a team with Bron Kyrie, Kev other dudes who out here

driving the roses and the fans and they're switching up different days and whatever whatever you know what I'm saying you you may now

he making 40 million because you play on his team you think we make it 40 million no no no no no no he making 40 million you make it 800,000 it's easy for dudes I've seen them get caught up in that and all that fortunately I've

never been in a situation to where I've lived outside my means to that extent but like it happens all the time like that shit is it's a real thing and then like before you you were saying like people don't realize

like the groupy dudes is the worst they vicious they vicious because they all it's always dude like oh no I got the I got the weed I got the bitches I got this I got that they just won't be around and they want to be around and before you know they quote unquote pulling tagging motherfuckers long

but before you realize you got a $30,000 tab that he looking at you to pay like yeah you're having a good time but this got to get taken care of they're going where we're going after this It's the ride, the liquor, the crib we got to go to, the hotels, like, all of that shit adding up. And that shit on you, you sitting there looking like, bro, I ain't even asked for all this.

I could have went to sleep by myself for all this. Like, he ain't even like that. I ain't asked for none of this shit. None. Real talk. And, well, they need to let the players know. They need to let me come down to all the rookies soon as they get there. Let me just tell you all something, right?

All the rookies there is the union. The bitch is all around the country. See, you don't know that these big. is everywhere like broken glass because this is your first time in the city. Yeah. You hear me? These is going to be some of the baddest bitches

you ever going to see in your motherfucking life. Bitch feet look like she never walked on them. Like she laid in the baby crib till she was 23. You hear me? You hoped and prayed for. Right. She going to come. She's going to play in it right there.

You don't understand. You met this bitch. I was playing the Denver Nuckets. And being your man DMs on the same team. And you know what you, And you know what, and you know what you ask? You ask what's the popping spot tonight. And guess what they tell you?

They told you where all the basketball teams come. Go to cookies. Yeah, and all this is the upscale when y'all want to go here. And guess what she knows that y'all had a game tonight and all the motherfucking players come to the motherfucking cookies. And guess what she's going to be. And guess what they're going to be. And guess what they're going to think of some bad bitches.

They're going to be like this. And guess what you're going to do. You're going to see this bitch. and you're going to be you're going to look this bitch in the eyes and you're going to say shit like man i buy this bitch of bids this bitch so bad god damn yeah i drink this bitch bad for them right then you're going then you go and then you're going to drink the bad for it's going to be over and then guess what you in the club with a bunch of six seven six eight six nine lanky motherfuckers and they guess what she know these niggas play for the other team so guess what she do she lock eyes with you

niggas. And that's all you was waiting for because you was trying to get a look from that motherfucker now you're like I'd your exchange

numbers. You don't know she's going to be in that same motherfucker club when the Detroit Pistons come through. And she's going

be in that same motherfucking club when the Sixers come through. She got to play on 18. And the Warriors. You hear me

in the motherfucking nicks? And there ain't night she in there every other night she in there going home, she glazing a dick.

And she's only looking to catch one of you, nickers. That's all she's looking to catch. But she juggling like Ketina, y'all. She's just looking to catch one of you, nickers. That's all.

She gets one of you niggas. She's good for ever. Oh, I'm pregnant. I need child support. 8,900 of fucking money. No, but it's crazy because a lot of times, like, we think it'll be like that, but

it's just like that with a lot of them in general. It didn't even like a female need money and nothing like that. It's a lot of, he just wanted, like, be able to stand next to somebody who, quote, right, right, right, it don't even be necessarily they want to set you up for the child, but a lot of times when you meet your bitch like that and then y'all stand by each other, it don't never really be no trust there.

So then she end up not being your bitch. That's what I'm saying. She'd be anybody else, but. And then when she's not your bitch, she like, uh, but we got two kids together. So child support, 16,400 of them. mine. Shit, that's for one. Oh, damn.

$32,800 of mine. You're like, damn, now I shouldn't have stopped in Chicago. Right. I should have went to my room that night. I should have never were. What the fucking cookies in Minnesota? I should have went, listen, I played the game. I had my food waiting for me.

I should have, you know, you're coming out. You know, you come out the locker room. You got you took your shower. You got your bag. You're going to the joint. You got the top flight hotel. You don't need nothing. You're like, damn, I should have went there.

Oh, that's when you start blaming your team. He said, I wouldn't even going to fuck out. Yeah, I was going to say. Beeddy, you're going to say. It took me to the club, man. Come on, nigga, you bitch you. That's where my accountability left me. Like, I'd be like, oh, bro.

Fucker with you, bro. If I wasn't fucking with you, I would be in this predicament right now, boy. I was chilling. Like, for real. Like, I be, I ain't going to hold you. I'll be on that shit for, like, all the-digger be on that shit. All the nigger do, dig of me, the bitch. Now you're going through with he playing the right on this homie, dog.

You was the one that one to go to fuck the onix that night. Man. I didn't even want to fuck I ain't even want to go You always were going to sit This thing is right Yeah, I always want to go to sit, man You look

Nick be sitting there like dog Yeah, I wanted to go to Alex But I didn't tell you to drink a bottle A hand of seed, take your shirt off 4,0001s and then fuck the bitch raw You did The whole time The whole time

I was what you did you said wrong No listen But listen the whole time The whole time What you said you did. And all you had to do, listen, all you had to do because you had the plan. You had your food waiting for you because they, your people was when they got the food because you know the city instill, that platter that you like from that spot, they brought you down to you.

They made sure you got the top flight joint. You got the whole pan. You're in the best hotel in the city. Room overlooking the city. You could just go back and chill, plug up your beats by Drake speaker, one of your speakers. You know the vibe. I'm going to chill and relax because we got to jump on the row early in the morning. It's 2 o'clock in the morning.

you had cookies you whipped cookie and shit got real crazy because she brought a girlfriend too and let me ask you a question you ever snuck out to get some ass from the hotel or snuck some ass into the hotel

and nah nah because all shit different like the NFL shit like that motherfuckers got curfew and all that shit I should like bro as long as you be there for the meeting

and there for the bus you're good oh in the morning oh so y'all niggas they he all Chicago at a bitch crib on the west side three in the morning bro no bullshit I ain't gonna lie to you bro real talk real talk we play I got I got six men of the year right this is this this during that year

but I was already like I was on fire I was killing and fuck with my brother I had a night in New York and it was a memorable greenhouse night back in the greenhouse days Shout out the Spade. But when I tell you, I left there, we left there one night, went somewhere down the block,

and I didn't get, I didn't get to practice until like 9 o'clock. We had practice at 11. And I got there at 9, and I slept the last two hours at the arena. I never went home. And when I tell you, that shit was in fucking incredible. Well, I tell you I had a time, I had a time. Yeah. But how'd you play that day?

Went nuts. Oh, you were crazy, huh? Crazy. Crazy. Unfortunately, that was one of my spills. If I had a, if I went out, I play well. Well, I'd have been, I'd have lived in the club. Shut the fuck a, a nigga tomorrow.

I'll be trying. I was trying that at one point. Didn't he got hit to me, so I had to dull it down. I had to tell the coach, fuck you're talking about, nigga. When I go home and I get eight hours of sleep, I had 14. When I drink Henny And I'm in a dog These bitches out

And I show up to the arena And eight And get three hours of sleep I average 34.7 I'm getting drunk And that's crazy You ever missed the bus? What?

What happened when you miss the bus? They leave? I don't know if they leave Bro, first time So you got to get on the plane To go catch them No, no, I Did miss the plane

First of all I missed a plane One time But they didn't know I missed the plane So I got over on How the fuck I don't know. How you?

Break this story, yeah. So I'm in, I'm in Atlanta. Oh, my God, you was in Magic City all night. Nah, it was, which one? Gold one?

Nah, it was like Mollies or some shit like that back then. Oh, my God. So I'm in the strip club. I ain't going to throw him under the bus, so I had to go to North Carolina the next day, right?

So the flight, the team playing, or the team bus left at 9. But he was leaving at, like, 9.30. So I missed all that shit. I ain't wake up to, like, 12.31. He was going to North Carolina, and the team was going somewhere else.

It just so happened that we had a conversation the night before, right after the game, that I was going to be flying back with him. So I was good with the team. But once I realized, like, As the night was going on, I'm like, nah, fuck that. I'm just go back to the crib, like, since the flight. So I hit the trainer or whatever. And luckily the trainer bailed me out.

So I missed the team plane to go back to the crib. And I missed his plane to go to North Carolina. And they're fucking around in Atlanta. It was like. How did you? We drove. I drove from Atlanta to North Carolina. Because I couldn't, I wasn't going to fly back to our city

and just be coming through the regular air. because the NBA teams they know too much and they're just like they know everybody in whatever in your city you see somebody just walking through the gate whatever

it would be the most random shit and they were like oh what was you doing walking through it I thought you was flying back and so oh for sure it's literally federal 100% so you drove back

we drove from Atlanta fucking law on 85 drove from Atlanta to North Carolina caught the jet from Carolina back to Oklahoma. Locked up. And this is crazy, man.

You had some crazy nights, man. I had some nights. I ain't going to lie. I lived a life, but I'm fortunately to be on the good side of it. I've seen a lot of motherfuckers on that side and I ain't seen them since. Damn.

The women in drugs and the part of you. Straight up. Fortunately for me, Like, I never, like, dibbled and dabbled and all that chemistry shit. So I kept it weed and not a little bit of liquid. People always look at me like I'm some henny guy and all that shit. And I don't even really drink like that. Like, I ain't going to hold you.

I swam. No, that was the mean, man. What it made it so bad was, like, it was a bottle of champagne that they put the meme. And so it was like, if you drink henny, you know what a henny bottle looked like. And you drink champagne, like, if you drink, you know what bottles look like. So, but it was just the name that they gave me. so amen please but now listen if you um if you had to get some game as young boys a lot of young cats in the NBA NFL a lot of them there's young cats in sports they watch this show if you had to

get them some game what would you tell them to protect themselves because now it was cool then but now it's 50 times nastier than when it was out here like the clout I'm talking about the clout the I'm talking about the seaman demons they used to fuck cameras for one the DMs the IG all this shit I think the number one the number one thing I would tell them is to understand

and develop a true relationship with yourself and understand like you don't need the applause everybody else to be a hundred

like you don't need that you don't need nobody else's validation to feel like you're 100 you don't need nobody else validation to feel like that's what makes you happy, sad or whatever else

do move how you want to move on your on your time Don't get me wrong Don't disrespect Nobody else time Be late Stupid shit is fines And shit like that

Like I did But at the same time Like you got to establish That precedent With yourself first Because it's easy to get lost And caught up In some bullshit

And I've seen it Like If you don't have a true grasp And hold on Who the fuck you is Doing this shit Right Like it's easy

It's real easy And there They'll let you Like That let you drown die drink your blood everything right and it's straight like that hey no chasing like they ain't there's people out here who really don't mean no good positive intent for nobody right but

themselves and for us athletes we tend to be so gullible and you got the money you got the money you got this you got that and and it's easy to get motherfuckers leeches up under you if you're circling tight if you're not whole as a person you don't need nobody who's sitting in trying to blow smoke up your ass or do something for you. Nah, I don't need you take the trash, I'll go take the shit out myself. Like male groupie shit, like,

oh, let me go, I'll go get this girl for you. Nah, bro, I go get this bitch myself. Like, I don't need you to talk to me for nothing. Like, I don't need no spokesversons. You see what I got right here? She knows what I do. This is... Ain't none of that.

Right. So when people, like, that's the first thing I tell him and the second thing I tell him, for real, for real, is understand... every brother ain't a brother every sister ain't a sister like everybody don't want the best for you even though they may have the same last name as you

they may look like you they may whatever whatever and a lot of people don't understand that it's like because for me I preach a lot of black love and black unity because that's what I want to see and that's where I want to unite without I also want to unite

and preach on a lot of the same either the same level or higher thinkers because the moment I continuously try to keep pulling you up pulling you up and you keep pulling me back like bro I'm not I'm not about to sit here and keep reaching my hand down like I'm even going to

go to the next level without you or you're going to come on but I'm going up I'm not I'm not about to sit here and just keep doing this with you bro I can I don't got that kind of time we know I'm not fortunate enough I'm 37 years old if I'm blessed as a black man I got another

25 30 years out here so I ain't and I got four miles of feet of my own so I ain't got time to be helping a whole other grown-ass man trying to get out the mud like we all let's go right

you know what I'm saying so I think for me for the young to kick the truth to the young black youth like bro it's too much it's too much competition we just not enough unity

and that's the only thing I hate about basketball football we really don't apply to us as much anymore in baseball but like those teen sports are opposed like a golf or a tennis

or something like that because then you really get to understand what your what your team look like because we we as basketball player we've been built on the team we've put in this certain mentality oh it's all about the team it's all about the team it's all about the team when actuality you have an individual team as you have a team as individuals that is more important like for me I got four kids I got two mothers

like my parents I got siblings they got their kids by the end of the day they grown ass people I got your own situation these are seven people I'm reliable

I'm responsible for if worse come to worse I got to make sure they're good even before me to an extent because they

the mothers obviously take care of my kids So that's just a given. My mother, 100%. That's what I do it for. Other than that, bro, you got to get it how you live.

I'm not about to be sitting out here at 38 years old going to the strip club spending $10,000 with my homies. Like, bro, who's spending that? We're going to go to the bar and get a drink. Right. And you're going to, we might go Dutch on that. Right.

This ain't done. Like, I ain't, nah. I ain't, no. I'm all about, listen, we're on the upside. We're trying to make bread together. All right, cool. But all that other is just key, key to be around. That's dead.

Right. That shit, I've been told you that. Yeah. Huh? I don't hang with niggas just to be hungry with niggas. I did that already, man. I did that for enough time in my motherfucking life, man. Man, it's time to get to it, bro.

We got to get to it, man. We got to get to it. We got to make something. If we're not bringing value to each other, what the fuck we're doing, man? What is we doing? What is we doing? I mean, we just gonna always keep getting around.

Yeah, me, you've seen the game last night. Yeah, man, man, fuck that shit, man. Let's talk about some money, man. You had to bank this morning, nigga. Did you see your account last night when 12 o'clock came in that money? He had never. Man.

I'm trying to talk about all the rest of that old you shit. Yo, Sessions had 12 tackles. Yeah, I'm trying to tackle 12 motherfuck of today, nigga. Sure. You don't press me. You send me the video that you just got the new business and the new bayback and something.

shit, man. See, that's what I want to see. That's my boy. He's getting to it. Let's get to it. You know what? I got to get to it. Hey, yeah, what we're doing today, man?

How we get? Yeah, sure. Right. That's what I'm looking for. Yeah, shit. Because at the end of the day, you got to leave something to these motherfucking babies, man. That's it. If you don't lead nothing to these babies, you ain't did your job.

And like you said, we're in the cold world ways, though. The selfish shit out here, the manipulation, you know, everybody playing a victim to make you feel bad. Like, no, no. You're breathing like I'm breathing. baby, you better go get it yourself, especially if you've grown. Straight up.

If you grown, motherfuckers entitled. It's just wild out here. And it's like, you know, if you're young and you're in a league, like I feel sorry for a lot of them balls, man, because the shit that's coming their way,

a lot of dudes can fuck their game up because they got to worry about who, you know, the cousins or the brothers or the aunties or, you know, all types of motherfuckers is anybody, you know, everybody wants someone.

money. Everybody. Everybody wants some money. And if you ain't got a motherfucking strong foundation, for real, if you ain't got a mom to be like fuck everybody. Yeah, straight up.

You send them some money if you want. I'm going, I'm going fuck you up. Word. Then you ain't good. You're done. Because you got to think about them. Em since your account and, you know, everybody got an idea.

I need 10 grand because I'm trying to do this. I need, everybody think, you know. Everybody got an idea. But they're the worst part of, like, and it always at home, for dudes because it's like in relationship that's the soft spot

your lady that's like that's what shit get do a little pillow talking you loving dovin and all that but she also paying attention to how much of these other niggas is making too she just sometimes it ain't just all easy and she just

around here like oh okay yeah that's nice this is nice I want to also went into an old girl house and then I seen how they was living too and this you're like what Oh, so, hold on, how we get on this house? So you, why do you're going to be sleeping with the enemy? No, real talk.

You'd be like, bitch, don't you know my man? Bitch, I make 1.5 a year. That nigga make 1.5 a game, bitch. You're living good, though, right? So now, they're looking on Instagram. So now I went over to my man, friend. Looking on Instagram, see, Instagram. Why they got this?

Oh, they got this? They got that. They got that? Like, you know what that nigga? You know what he bringing in? You know what type of, you know what's going on? And the whole time, dude, you sit there like, um, you, you know, uh, you is just in a, uh, a low-ass apartment, right? You know, this motherfucking house is, uh, 94 square feet, 100 square feet, right?

But you know, we got a west wing in the east wing. You know nobody in your family ever lived like this in their life? And you telling me about what? LeBron doing? Carmelo Anthony, he had in his crib, bitch. Everything paid. You telling me about the $800,000 she had in his crib. You told me, but you want to get that.

But you got a brand new G-wagon and the driver. You got anything. You go shopping where you want. You got all the stuff. He's like that. But you're talking about how big LeBron wife closet is. Bitch, I ain't LeBron. I ain't LeBron.

But what's so crazy is that? What's so crazy? is that that's what everything is about everything is about compete, no, they got this I gotta get this, this is what's popping now, I gotta get this this is what, so for me it just

be like, I don't never follow no motherfucker, I'm not worrying about no trends man, I'm just worrying about it on me that's it, right, and another thing too, what you were saying is, you know, try to find out who you are to all the young motherfuckers that's coming in the league because you would

get there and you're making more money than what you ever made and you think that money gonna be there forever so now so now a motherfucker that's proven the motherfucker that's already did it

the motherfucker that's getting paid real money he pull up he got eight cars man you can't compete with this nigga man he got eight cars three cribs he got a whole lot of shit you ain't even you're not even in the stratosphere don't even get shit

he paid for it and it's paid for all that's paid for all that's all the sneaker deal yeah yeah like that's all like that's paid for you over here renting this to go rent that. This is paid for. Right. You ain't

there's no competing. You lost you try to compete. Right. So don't compete. Just know who you is. Get you, you know, I ain't telling you can you know, celebrate the fruits. He'll even go ahead. Get your nice car, but you don't need eight of them bitches right now. If a time come where you can

get a, trust me, you'll know. 100%. You'll be like, my, I just both these eight cars to put on my taxes, man, because I get so much money. But shit, man. We're going to wrap it up. Man, we appreciate it. Oh, all right. Niggas, he bubbling and shit.

We're going. Get him some toilet, Taylor. You got to take a shit. J-R-Ire taking the shit. First time somebody took a shit on a million-dollar River game. Don't bear back to the toilet. Laced a toilet, nigga. It's going to light for you, man.

And he's shitting in the dark. He ain't turn a light on. Yeah, he'll be all over the toilet at the back. I don't know, man. No, I spot the fuck up like that. You know what I mean? It's the first time, though. This is the first time.

This history, man. That's the first time anybody ever took his shit right during the interview. Right during the interview, man. It's just wow. And you can see how he was walking. He was walking bold-legged.

There was some clinching into going on in there. He was bubbling. Walking on his tibby to it. Don't know what the motherfucker got to take his shit. It was one of the watery pups too. He came out water. Hit the motherfucker.

In the back of the sit, the whole bag of the toilet. blow it. He blow the hole. You go out and shit going to be all in the back of the top of the backboard. He didn't rip. Fuck you. Left that shit all on the backboard. Oh, fucking threw a grenade.

To a grenade on the nigga. Boofs. He wants to be golfing and drinking all them fruit juices. He's all his stuff. He's going to be drinking all of them healthy fruit juices on a golf course. She'll run through him like a mom. He got the tennis shirt on with the slacks bubbling.

You know they'd be wearing the dockers and shit Yeah, you got the wrinkle-free cotton Dockers on bubbling and his shit on the golf cart. J.R. Spliff. Yeah. J.R. shits. He took a smash. J.R. shits.

The motherfucker. First motherfucker took a shit during the middle of the interview. That was wild, man. He turned to the Michael Jackson Monkey Bubbles. Oh, hold on. Let me get this. It bubbles.

First man, you know he, a nigger got a piss. He's going to hold it. Digger got a shit you can't hold him. Yeah, I've been trying to hold that He was trying to get through Motherfucking, the motherfucker chick-fil-A fries activated Yeah

To him down That grease wasn't right now Yeah, they used some old grease That old grease That old grease That old grease, man That's the South Jersey grease, man That's the South Jersey grease

They had the grease for a month They keep draining the grease day night They keep that shit for a month Just get all the particles out of it Just keep dropping it back Oh, pour it back in there It's cool You taste anything in this

Last batch You get some fries that tastes like fish It's like some flounder There's some crab cakes in this joint Yeah for real I'm not for no crab fries Yeah But man

J.R man we appreciate you for coming through Man you gave up some real game Some real motherfucking spill today We enjoyed it I'm pretty sure our viewers Is going to enjoy this motherfucker interview too You know what I mean Shout out the big Rodney

But by you dealing Hold on one moment By you being in the game City to City Hey I'm just saying like Had you ever had any issues Which though You'd be messing with somebody

Somebody you might have a chick And she got a dude And they stalking you or anything Was it that by the time? It happened before Damn that's crazy It happened before It happened before

He's laughing hard No, because it put a bad rap on Jersey, man. Like, I would expect that from somewhere else. What you mean? Somewhere else. Put a bad rap on Jersey. Because I'm from Jersey. Like, I was, like, if somebody told me that story, right?

If you told me that story, this happened from somebody from somewhere else. I'd be like, oh, all right, that makes sense. But when you tell me the story like that, and this happens for somebody to be where I'm from, And that state It's just like, damn Oh so you were smacked To my girl that's from Jersey

I ain't say all that All I said was What it happened I was disappointed And the fact that it just happened To be somebody from Jersey That was doing I don't know what he talked about

I don't get confused What happened with What did you talk about With from Jersey Nah so A long time ago A long long long time ago I was messing with this girl

And just so happened and this girl was messing she was messing with some dudes at the time but this in particular dude used to be her man oh okay he kind of got into like some stalking shit stalking her

her and kind of me like he would like do little petty shit like send her shit and like shit that I was doing or if I was trying to do some or like where I was at following me shit like that damn be in her hall

way on some weird shit like what you're doing bro and this wasn't even like my girl like this was just like it just so happened that people caught wind of it and it's like it made it seem like oh this is this girl this is like bro we was just kicking

him yeah just damn it was ejaculating and evacuating what team was you playing for he was just smashing and dashing He was just hitting and quitting. He was with the Knicks. Wow. Okay.

Man, he was. He was in New York City. Hitting another basketball. I was in a long time ago, man. He just had another nigga basketball player. And he put him under investigation. Nah, see, that's what I don't do. I got respect for my dude.

They don't match with the players. So he wasn't in the league? No, no, no. Oh, he was a Giants play. He was tackling the Giants playing a bitch. I don't play in the same. Sam box It might have been a rapper

No he was a Giants player He was a football player or a rapper No a rapper would have shot him He ain't no motherfucker Rap was putting him On the investigation Man shit All these dudes ain't

Ain't no rapper doing that Investigation Shit You fuck you mean On a bitch A rapper Shit That was bad

It was the Giants Nick May he tackle one of the Giants Bitches He hired a private Investigator Where is he at? Damn

Hip-Hop police, man. Hip-hop police, really. He did hip-hop police. I was just saying, like, police. Like, we ain't got the NBA police. So I was like... Hip-up police.

No, y'all do got NBA police. I mean, yeah. Because the motherfucker you see you drove back, a motherfucker would have been like, why the fuck you got off that playing at 4.30? Bullshit. Listen, you heard with Carmelo said when he was on the show, he's like, they know everything.

Yeah. If you go on the corner in the mirror, and just go in the store and buy a Lucy cigarette. We knew he was down in Baltimore by a Lucy. No, dead ass done. He said the motherfucker of the commission was like, I know what you're doing down there in Baltimore. Cut it the fuck out.

Like, what? No, for real. That shit was like, I ain't going to hold you. If you, like, very few people probably got that, like, one of those calls, like, when you really was, like, in trouble or something, especially with the league and shit and David Stern called you. And that shit was, like, really, like,

It was, like, worse than going to the principal. When you got that call, what happened? He called you. He called me. Spliff. How are you doing? He called me when I got suspended. We played, this was when Denver,

when I was played against in New York, when we got in the fight. And he called, and the first I ain't answered. I don't know anybody would call me blocked. Like, I ain't answering that shit. And then this was back in the day when you still listen to voicemails and shit like that.

A voicemail hit And it was a secretary Like this is David Stern's office We're gonna call you back Uh, Davis Stern expecting you call you back This and nah nah So I'm like man I ain't calling this motherfucker back

I ain't gonna lie That's the type of shit I was I ain't calling this motherfucker back And uh My agent at the time I'm like listen It's very free I'm not gonna tell you what to do

But it's very few things That you're gonna have to do And what you're gonna have to do Is you're gonna have to call this man back And I was like shit And I called him back He got on the phones You know, you're a very talented

Player And let off with all the good shit Like, oh, I bet Like I'm thinking anything smooth It's cool And then he dove right in Like, you know You're ready to fuck your whole career up

And This league can make you and break you And you know Through shit like that out there And I was just like Damn Let me get my shit together Real quick

You know what I'm saying and that's what like And right out It was fucked up because right that's when I was like Really starting to come into my own Me and Mello was like the highest scoring duo And the league and shit And then we had traded

We got getting to the fight Then we trade for AI Then I started coming off the bench And it was just like That's when I got putting that role to like Oh he's just the dude come off the bench Opposed of like an actual starter So you know that shit

That shit change your bread You start and you come off the bench you go from making down there the max to and their mid-level I'm saying so and I mean it still worked out because obviously I stuck around for so long

but how many years total 16 damn that's what she had to you that's baseball years right something you needed that call though commission to call them

J.R um stop the bullshit let's slim it down to else a week J.R you know fucking yeah pound the game pound him pound before each game is not going to work. You're like, Jay, out of the fucking NBA locker rooms

and smell like you got the other locker rooms sticking there. I'm not going to lie, bro. That shit makes me mad because I'm with my bread back. They suspended me and finding me all the games for that weed, bro. Now you can just smoke whatever you want. How much all together? I lost a couple hundred. Yeah, but you're walking in that bitch raccoon eyes.

You know, you've been smoking? Hell, nah, see, that's the only thing I ain't start doing that shit. Like me? Like, Jerry, have you been smoking? You're talking about me? smoking I never used to smoke for the game like that No

he still got smoke coming out of his mouth Me God see I ain't never used to smoke For the games like that I can't do it Nah Probably to perform the best It's like even if even like

To me even if you did Like you got like two hours before the game Before like when you're there To the game start You got like two hours So you're not going to be hot anyway But for me I was always paranoid Because people would already assume

that I smoke. So that's the first thing he's going to say, oh, this is. Ah, he does, he done. Yeah. So I was like, at worst,

I can't give him this excuse. You know what I'm saying? Like, you think he was paranoid a little because you was? Do you think I'm a nah? My fuckers

Yeah, I don't know paranoid. I'm not a paranoid smoker. Do you think I'm out? The only. I'm not a paranoid smoker. I'd be too lax because I smoke.

I get those complaints shit to be happening. I'll be like, damn, why you know like you're not like active in my man? I'm chilling. Like,

They like, yeah, he's Who gave him to cuss? Yeah They was like Fuck was you doing up on 120 and Finn Nichols No, boy Hey, y'all We've seen you there again, J.R.

No bullshit. Up there He wasn't going to get no jerk chicken. Man. You was getting that smoke, that's sour. We know what they sell up there. That's funny, though. Now, now I know you mad

and shit, this is a thing of lost hundreds of thousands of dollars. Now niggies, now niggas be like this. Yeah, niggins, that was the whole little gay, brother. But, my, like, my, and I get it, like, you got to, you got to clean the league up to an extent. But, like, you go from, my motherfuckers drinking Budweiser and Coors Light to halftime, smoking cigarettes and joints at halftime, to the strict-ass shit to where you can't do nothing. And now you open it back up to her, okay, you good, you know.

And then you ridicule and do all of this shit and like dehumanize people because you trick the public into thinking they're like these fiends or drug addicts and shit like that so you lose deals and endorsement and shit like that and it's like bro you fuck with people life and now a sudden now it's just okay

now it's cool you open it back to floodgates up like what about that 20 year gap where this mother was supposed to make a hundred mill and now on a sudden he can't make $5 because you just tarnished his whole legacy because the motherfuck going to eat because he let us smoke the weed Don't if you stay

J.R., if you stay away from the weed Man, that only get me started on hell That was crazy Chair, you only got one job, you all, yeah, does it jail to stay off of the weed He got one job, he got one job

It's an entertainment. That's it. Pure entertainment. Yeah. Well, you know, me, I'm an advocate for connoisseurs for marijuana. So, you know, I never think that marijuana causes anything, any harm to anybody. So I think that, you know, we should all smoke a joint day at least. What you think, Walo?

You think we cause his harm? He's a loser. He called my wife and said, I be telling Gil stuff. And he never forget He lost his memory He never remembers The weed Nick I remember what I want to remember

You blame it on a weed You'd be telling me a lot of dumb shit You'd be telling me a lot of dumb shit So I don't remember what I want to remember Why you blame it on the weed though? He's getting like He getting really messed up He keeps forgetting stuff

It's the weed man I read up on it Did a research Memory loss Google it Memory lost because of weed I think I should be getting better Me too

Fuck wrong with him Like Yeah, man Fuck wrong with him Nick never drank a brusky Never had no weed Never popped a perk You like to drink bruce

Never took a zanny That's all the stuff All the stuff that you did You never did that You never did no lines You never did nothing You never did You should love of lines

That's cool You can whatever you But you never did I ain't go with that Larry line I don't go with that Larry line I don't go with that

Larry line Can't go with that I tell you, man What's that shit Start looking like a chemistry shit About Yeah, about I love weed

Man, too much man But Gerald man We appreciate you For coming through Man Giving up some game Talking that shit Blessing us

With this hot-ass interview Man We appreciate you Yeah, absolutely Man Appreciate y'all Real talk It is just like that

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