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Episode Date: November 8, 2021John returns to the pod as a new dad and discusses how fatherhood has already changed him with Tyler and Mike (3:00), before discussing the Robert Sarver article (15:30), Aaron Rodgers revealing himse...lf as an anti-vaxxer (26:30), Luka Doncic’s new haircut (42:00), and more. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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So how, so what,
What's the last week been like, bro?
Try and put that feeling and your last week into words unsuccessfully.
Oh, yeah.
I think right, right.
There's no words, you know what I'm saying?
To put it how I feel.
Like, I'm just extremely excited.
But like, like, you know, all praise is due to Allah and women because Jesus, Christ,
that birthing process is insane.
Like, I was at the bottom, you know what I mean?
I was kind of worried that I would pass out.
I mean, I was in the trenches getting dirty.
You know what I mean.
You know what I mean?
You know what I mean?
It was crazy.
But like, it was, what was interesting is like my job is to be like her biggest cheerleader.
You know what I mean?
Like to when in a moment where she says she doesn't think she can do it, you know, which always happens.
I'm like, no, you can.
You know what I mean?
So like I'm looking down and seeing this big head and her vagina swole up to the size of a grapefruit.
And I'm looking at her face and lying.
Like, you're going to be okay, baby.
I look at that.
Look at her line.
lie. Look at that. Look at her
lie again. The whole time of your
heart you're like, this does not seem possible.
I'm looking at
everybody else like, when are we going to say
it's time for it's a seriate? Like, you know what I mean?
Like, this is not, that is not
coming out of that, okay?
That is not what's been tenable right around.
Very, very untenable vibes.
Very untenable vibes. You know what I mean?
But, you know, then the baby head
come out, the vagina lips are
They swinging in the wind
and then hums the wenya
the baby comes out, you know.
And rather look at dead at me, she says,
holy shit, we're parents.
I'm like, yes, we are.
And I'm crying like a whole baby,
but yeah, I'm crying more than some years.
But yeah, man, like, it was crazy.
But, man, like, it was, it feels good.
It feels good.
I think, like, I honestly feel like, you know,
in life we like search for things and I don't know like I always was looking for
reasons like something like that I want to to die for you know that's how I'm thinking you know what I mean
like I would die for this shit you know what I'm saying that I mean I mean we always talk like that
you know I mean and like being a dad like I feel like I found something to live for you know what I'm
saying like it kind of changed my perspective in a different way you know I mean where I'm like
hey getting old ain't that bad I can I can deal with some with some fucked up knees and all that
to be able to see my baby, you know, progress through life and her have kids and all of that too.
So I always thought, you know, I want to get out of here at 70.
I can live till 130, man, you know what I'm saying?
I'd hate every second not around my family, but those moments around my family would make it worth it.
You know what I mean?
So, yeah, this family shit, this is me, bro.
This is good, man.
You know what I mean?
It's good.
Y'all kind of always figure stuff out, like, kind of early.
I think y'all learn from other people, you know what I'm saying?
I'm kind of hard-headed, you know what I mean?
I got to experience it, you know what I mean?
Like I was starting a little longer than everybody, you know, and all that.
You know what I'm saying?
I like to ruin things, you know what I mean?
But this is something worth not ruining.
You know what I mean?
This is, you know, so yeah, I'm really thankful, bro.
I'm really thankful for my lady.
I'm really thankful for my baby.
You know what I mean?
So it's beautiful, bro.
It's truly, truly like it was eye-opening, you know what I mean?
But the bond and I don't know, man.
Family is a special thing, man.
So has it all sunken in yet?
Like the whole, wow, there is really another life in this house with us who's going to be in my life forever now.
Like, has that sunk in?
I'm going to keep it a stack.
Like, when I first saw her, it was really normal.
Like, I just felt like super ready.
If I was like 25, I probably like, holy shit.
You know what I mean?
What am I to do?
You know what I mean?
But it felt really normal.
And I just felt like, okay, boom.
You know what I mean?
Just like, you know what I mean?
Just like, all of a sudden, like, not being a day.
and being a dad was just as normal as not being a dad,
like in that moment.
But the first time she opened her eyes and I saw her eyes, bro,
who, I felt like somebody snatched my soul out my body.
I felt like I was no longer mine.
You know what I mean?
Like, that was a, I looked at, I was like, ooh, like,
that was a different type of love that I felt at that moment.
But, like, at first it just felt normal, like, you know,
really normal holding her and, you know what I mean?
And even, like, losing sleep and being up in the middle of night,
me would rather be laughing.
And what's crazy is,
rather took her mask off
and, like, the nurse said,
oh, you're beautiful.
You know what I mean?
Everybody looking at me like,
how the hell did you do that?
You know what I mean?
You know what I mean?
You know what I mean?
I did a lot of cardio out here.
You're just,
I was about to say,
they looked at her,
they looked at you,
and you just pulled your shirt up
to show your abs right away.
You know what I mean?
My mom made a decent face anyway.
But,
But yeah, man, like, yeah, like, but it was, it's just like, that laughter, bro, I was like, you know,
but even, even like when she was, like, in labor, like I would crack a joke.
I will hold that for the rest of my life, like her popping a baby out.
We're seeing the little baby hair is coming out of her, you know, squicking past her labia and all that.
You know what I mean?
And I'm over here cracking jokes and she's laughing like, you know, while resting.
But what was interesting, they said something, I think this is like a life lesson.
We had a doula, and I think a doola is like a, I think duels are, if you're having a
surety, get you a dola, I think she was a big part of like keeping everything calm,
you know, making us all comfortable.
But she was saying the work is in the relaxation.
So like when she's pushing, push, but that comes really natural.
What doesn't come natural is calming yourself in the moments between the contractions.
And that's the work is.
And I think that's like, that's a life lesson.
You know what I mean?
After hard times, you know what I'm saying?
I was looking, I'm like, damn, bro, she's talking about labor, but, you know, you could take that in life and use that.
But the work is in a relaxation, calming down, you know, in between hard times and all that, you feel me?
But, yeah, man, it was, it was, it was, it's a beautiful experience, bro.
I truly, truly, truly, truly can't describe it.
We need her need for one of them up here.
You know, we need a poet up here to break it down in the way that it deserves be broken down.
But yeah, bro, your boy's a daddy like a mug, bro.
I always ran from this, you know what I mean?
But I think, like, like, family to me is something I'm.
should have ran to. And I never would have, like, if I didn't have a kid in my own, I probably
wouldn't have adopted, but I should have. You know what I mean? I feel like, even if I couldn't,
even if my pune pions weren't pune, you know, and they might not pune pune no more, you know, I might
like I'm lucky, you feel me? Like, I might, I want another one. I mess around and adopt, you know,
I mean, I feel like it'll be just a special and I love that kid just as much, you know what I
mean? But it, it, it, I don't know, man, it, living for somebody other than yourself is very, very,
You know, it's a beautiful experience, and I've been extremely selfish for a lot of my life.
You know what I mean?
But this made me, I'm calling my mom more.
I'm calling my family more.
Like, you know, I'm, yeah, it's different, bro.
It's different.
It makes me realize how wild it is that I don't call my mom as much as I should call her,
being that she did that for me and how much she probably loves me, how I feel about, you know,
Somia, you know what I mean?
So, but yeah, man, it's experience you want to share with everybody, bro.
My mom doesn't call me on my birthday since we had kids.
my mom every year.
And you know what I mean?
First.
And I'm like, thank you.
Bro, bro.
All I'm doing is hanging out.
I will keep it a stack.
I will keep it a stack.
I'll call my mom.
Y'all know going through therapy and all that, you know what I mean?
I've had moments where I felt a particular way about, you know, growing up.
You know, it's kind of, you know, we had hard times, you know, but my mom did the best
she could, you know what I mean?
And so I called my mom and I just thanked her.
You know what I mean?
I really realized that, you know, like, she was really just doing the best she could.
And even my stepdad, he was a dickhead when I was younger.
You know, he was doing the best he could too.
And I see why she, I see why she stayed with him.
I see why she, he was a good man.
He just had his issues and we all do.
You know what I mean?
And I thanked her.
I said, I get it.
I get why you stay with him, you know?
I get why y'all try to work it out.
You know what I mean?
I get why you felt like that was necessary for a family.
I get why you fought for your fucking family.
You know what I mean?
So.
Can I ask you a question?
Yeah.
I feel like anyone who just had a kid.
It's like, you know, they say that time is the fourth dimension, but we don't really like experience it the way we experience things spatially because we don't, our brains aren't equipped for it, right?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I felt like the week after we had Vincent, I felt like I experienced the fourth dimension for the first time where it was exactly what you said.
Like you can see your own childhood and your parents completely differently like 30 seconds later, right?
Bro, bro.
You can see your grandparents.
You can see.
And then you can see your kid and what killed what like totally blew my mind when we had our second kid, which is our daughter Maya, was like she like women are born with all the eggs they're going to have in their lifetime, which means the part of my grandkids, if she has kids, that she will contribute is here, like in the room with us.
Did you have that feeling of like, you said it was like your soul got snatched.
Did you have that feeling of like, I'm floating in the universe, looking in every direction at once, like about your own bloodline?
There was that moment when you're like, all the, the future, the past, everything exists all at once.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, for sure.
Like, I already kind of felt like that because I remember I talked to you about it.
I'm like, do you feel like, as raising kids kind of like reliving your own childhood, like reliving your past and working through those things as well?
And I mean, like, for me, like, I don't know, it definitely was that.
I mean, I don't know, looking at Rather, I see Rather.
Like, I feel like I, like, over the, like, as while Rather was pregnant, like, I tend to, like, I don't know, I, I think I really saw her, you know, as she was, you know what I mean, like, the core of who she was.
Like, you know, she's giving birth, you know, and she's apologizing.
And she's, like, Rother, you're too sweet, you know, cuss me out, you know, I feel more comfortable than that.
You know what I'm saying?
and you like apologizing while on the,
while giving birth, but yeah, like, you really see that.
But I don't know, man, like, I, like, this is,
this is, I was talking to rather, I'm like,
let's, let's always fight for this.
Let's always fight to keep this together.
This is very important.
You know, this is the most important thing I've ever done in my life.
You know what I mean?
Growing in a family, but it's, this is my shit, dog.
This has been my shit.
I just didn't know it.
You feel me?
Like I said, y'all be knowing shit.
Like Tyler always said,
man, get her in chairs, John.
Get her the chairs, John, you know what I mean?
Don't be Will Smith out here.
Right, right.
Don't be Will Smith, John.
Get her them damn chairs, bro.
You know what I mean?
But, like, nah, I see what you're saying, bro.
I hear you, you know what I mean?
Tyler, the big brother to be telling folks, you know, like, trying to help you out.
I'm hard-in-and-and-and-I don't want to listen.
You know what I mean?
But, yeah.
I got her to chairs.
I got her tail far too, you feel me?
And we get her some air-o-marramack.
Yeah, bro, we're spoiling folks around here.
I was holding her, and her mom's helping us out, which is,
who, family comes in.
That's been huge.
I really thankful to her mom.
But I was holding her.
And her mom was like, you need to put her down
or she's going to get, you know what I'm saying?
You're holding her.
She ain't going to want to lay in her, you know, bassinet.
That's smart as fuck.
Right, right.
She's trying to hit her but some real shit, you know what I'm saying?
So I put her down and then I picked her rather up.
I said, somebody getting spoiled around here.
Whether it's something or it's rather.
I'm spoiling her something around here at all times.
You know what I mean?
It's beautiful.
I hear that.
Y'all love to give.
I got a lot of love to give, man.
So I appreciate y'all too, man.
Y'all been super supportive, man.
We all was talking about this in the podcast,
but it's been beautiful to grow old enough to become a pussy.
You know, grow old enough to be crying around your homies, around, you know what I'm saying?
Like, it's beautiful to see that.
I thank y'all, man.
Y'all, y'all really mean a lot to me.
Likewise, brother, we're so fucking happy for you, man.
You know how we've been talking in a group chat and all that, bro.
Like, we cannot get enough heard.
dog and we're so happy for you and rider man so happy thank y'all
i'll share a couple things from the group chat charr's literally like when i haven't seen
my wife in a couple hours she'll literally walk in the door and go did john send any new baby
pictures they're like that's how she greets me i'll send some more i'll send some more
like she doesn't say hi she doesn't say how things go she's like baby pictures like
bro that's that's that's how people calling me bro calling me like where she at i'm like what's wild is
bro, she might do, I tweeted this.
She's doing a doo-du diaper and I'll be like, good job, girl.
I'm like, I see why participation trophies exist.
I'm giving her all of them, you feel me?
She peeped, it's 2 a.m.
She had a doo-du-dipers.
Doodooed all over the, like a blowout.
Doodooed all over the little swaddling thing, you know, all that.
And I was like, oh, good job, baby.
I'm cleaning do-doo off my hands and all that.
What a big poopies.
Right, right, right, right.
She's crying and I'm wiping her down.
I'm like, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
You know what I mean?
I'm like, I know I deserve it.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry. I know I deserve it. You know what I mean? I apologize. But you know, like, it's, man,
boy, that's, it's something different, dog. Two people go to the hospital, three people leave.
Right. You feel me?
It's the most miraculous thing on planet Earth. And then you pull back and go, this is how all of us got here.
Right, right. The dumbest person you know and the best person you know. This is the miracle that every person
that's walking the earth. I'm like, Roder, you really, you really want to do this with me? You're trusting me?
But also, you become much more funny when you were dad, though, to your wife at least.
You know, when I'm holding, I realize a trick.
When I'm holding Somia, I'm way funny to Rother.
Like, I'm already, she already liked my jokes.
But when I'm holding the baby, she really love my jokes.
So I'm going to use that to my advantage.
I'm learning some things, you feel of me?
So, you know, when I'm spoiling and playing with her, tell a joke, and Rothers,
ha, ha, ha, ha, I'm like, all right, there we go, I see.
I'm, I, like, want to drag this out because all of our actual sports topics are terrible.
for today.
Let's talk about whatever, bro.
Let's go.
Let's go ahead.
Okay, let's spin the wheel oh not fun.
Do you want to talk about, which one do you want to talk about first?
I'm going to let the new dad pick.
You want to talk about Aaron Rogers?
You want to talk about Robert Sarver or you want to talk about Lucas haircut?
I mean, let's talk about.
Let's talk about Sarve against Sarver all over with.
You know, there's a lot of niggers to talk about.
I think we should get that out, get that out of system, and then move on to the, at least like
the, you know, the, the, the, you know, the, the, the, the, the, you know, the, the, the,
insulting of
of Joe Rogan.
I think that's a little lesser.
So let's get that over with it.
I like to eat like the worst food first when I'm eating food.
So that's about Sarver.
The big ESPN investigation into the suns,
which had been,
as we discussed before,
this weird world that we live in now
where everything happened simultaneously.
It had been reported on that the story was going to come out
like three weeks ago.
The story finally came out.
I thought it was pretty horrific.
I thought it was pretty horrific.
some details that were much beyond that he said. She said to show that this is a dude who's been
racist and misogynistic and that basically everyone who doesn't currently work for him
had stories and other things that he's making jokes that no one should be making. I'm assuming
everyone read this story. Tyler, what was your reaction to the story as a whole?
There's some real terrible parts in it. I cannot believe how much I love it. I love it. I cannot believe how much I
love that these niggas need a nigger quote,
nope. I hate
that it came from him.
You know what I'm saying? But that was
the right message and the wrong
messenger. The wrong messenger. Like I saw
someone on Twitter say, bro, how do you make
diversity races? And that's exactly
what he did in that
instance. But
you know, I see that
the whole fucking, a
big discussion is, well, yeah, this is how all these
owners are. So what do you want to be done about that?
We are not talking about all the owners.
For one, all these owners are 70-year-old white billionaires.
We know their politics are fucking terrible.
We know that.
But if you bring that shit to the workplace, right?
If you're dumb enough or arrogant enough or whatever the fuck enough to, you know, be a bigot in public at your place of work, you got to fucking go, bro.
It's that fucking simple.
Like, we don't need to, you know, fucking do an investigation on everybody else who's in the fucking NBA who's owning.
We need to focus on this motherfucker who fucked up and get his ass up out of it.
where I'm at with it.
When I read these niggas need a nigger, the record, I heard the record scratch in my head.
Like, I'm not supposed to feel like, I'm not supposed to feel this way about this.
You know what I mean?
It was like the, like a actual like the physical embodiment of that, embodiment of that
the Lanz on Morning mean, bro.
Like that was, that's like, like, you know what I'm saying?
Like, I love that.
But I also love how.
like Tyler's HR experience comes out.
You sound,
whatever we talk about this shit,
you sound like that.
But yeah, bro.
I mean, of course it's horrible.
Get him the fuck out of there, man.
But he was also right in that moment.
Yeah.
If he'd have said, you know,
black players need a black coach.
Like, we'd have been like,
wow, this motherfucker is progressive as hell.
You know what I'm saying?
But his phrase in there was fucked up.
You're not supposed to say that, bro.
You are all a white man.
Did he, did he, did he think you said the R?
Uh, probably not.
I don't think he's at.
I don't think so.
I don't think so either.
I think he was trying to be.
I think like we were talking about.
He's trying to be funny.
He's trying to be funny.
He's that dumb that he thinks he can get away with it.
You know what I mean?
But as you said, I mean, these are 70-year-old white billionaires.
They've never been told no.
They, you know what I mean?
Like pretty much everyone around them, even if it is people who are in this situation like John,
even if it's your kid, even if it's your wife, everyone around you is tied to your material wealth in some way or another,
either through employment or inheritance or existence.
And in the society that we have chosen to build one step at a time, there's no escaping
that when it's that amount of money, right?
And so they exist in a world where Earl Watson is probably the first person to ever look
Sarver in the face in a decade plus and say, you can't fucking say that.
You know, I mean.
And he called him toxic for it.
I can't say, nigga, you're toxic.
You know what I mean?
Like, I am the real victim here because I have a white man.
Cannot say bigger.
But that,
but like, dude,
like the worst that can happen to him
is he's going to be a white man billionaire.
That's the word,
you know what I'm saying?
It's the same thing as Donald Sterling.
His worst punishment is going to be realizing
the gains that he's made in owning an NBA team
for an amount of time.
Right, right.
Double up the money that he put into it when he sells it.
So if you're not,
you know,
cancel culture,
run amuck.
We turned $500 million dollars into $2 billion,
but you can't,
you have to pay for court side seats now.
You know what I mean?
Like,
what happened to America
I thought this was America people
I thought this was America
I can't say nigga
I want to
this will never happen
but I do want to use this
as just a moment to pitch
one of my sports fantasies
which is we discussed this with the Knicks last year
you see what having a competently run
or successful Knicks team
means to the city of New York like
these sports teams
are cultural institutions
and we've seen
what it
how it hurts Seattle when the owner of the team moved him out of the city. You see what it does
to cities when one guy whose profit margin is the most important thing to him controls something that's
a part of the culture of basically every major American city. Right. So I really do think we should
stop letting the worst people in the country control these teams that we care so much about.
And they should all be public entities to some extent. You know what I mean? Like you hire people to
run them like a private business, sure, like you need a real general manager, all that shit.
But the Packers are a great model for an ownership trust that lies in the community that can be competently run, et cetera, et cetera.
You know what I mean?
Like I just, Tyler made the point.
Everyone's saying like, oh, it's a, you know, it's a billionaire owner.
Like, what do you expect?
But that's the point.
You know what I mean?
Like we should just be like, oh, yeah, they're all the worst people in the world.
And by the way, like half of the country's happiness depends on.
It doesn't make any sense, man.
Yeah, it's, it's quite the situation.
It's interesting seeing how it kind of shakes down, though.
Like, you know, we saw a lot of people were disappointed in James Jones going to bat for him.
You know, that was something that I wasn't pleased to change.
He was out there looking like, yeah.
Yuckety yuck, yuck, you know what I mean?
Yeah.
Them tap-dad shoes was, look like it was shining, you, baby.
Yeah, and, I mean, you know, and another thing, people were saying, well, you know,
he wants to preserve his job so
bro you have a million dollar NBA career
you know what I mean you're not hurting for money
you know what I mean at all I would not think
if your money management is even halfway decent
so I mean you didn't have to say anything here bro
I'm not asking you to actively take a stand here
but you did not have to throw yourself on that fucking sword for him
this is like one of them things again you know
it's free to just shut up that's always an option
and I mean that was the best situation here
But I mean, even like we saw our boy, you know what I mean, Rex jump out there.
That's not the server I know.
Not you.
I hate it had to be you.
You know, I was rooting for you.
You know what I mean?
But yeah, but yeah, man, it's just easy to shut up in these situations.
And I feel like, yeah, James Jones should have definitely.
He looked, he was out here looking bad.
I told y'all, man.
He looked like the Django.
What was your boy?
Samuel.
Massel.
Matt.
You know, yeah.
Yeah, he looked like that, you know what I mean?
Bro, the white man doesn't need you to save him.
Trust me.
He'll be good, you know what I mean?
All right.
Let's talk about, uh...
No!
That's not the soror I know.
I've never heard him say nigger.
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Sit so tall, lanky-ass down, big fella.
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That should, in my opinion, be the default stance of a human being who's been living in America
with any amount of intelligence.
You believe women when they say they've been mistreated.
You believe black people when they say they've been because guess what?
Pay attention.
It's a lot of that going around.
Historically and in the world today.
And there's not enough people who actually just listen to Earl Watson,
who is, trust me, not a dude who's out here just trying to pay off bad blood or whatever.
Like he said this is an experience that has permanently affected his emotional state.
And he said, I'm not interested in reliving this every day.
But I'm also not going to lie or protect that dude.
And I have a huge amount of respect for that.
For whatever reason, we don't treat racism as though it's predatory or whatever,
the way that if Robert Sarver was accused of sexual assault,
we would be talking about his victims.
Earl Watson's a victim, professionally, emotionally, personally.
Like, these people have too much power, and they use it in that way.
And I really respect Earl not only for speaking up,
but for his statement saying
this is not like a workplace dispute to me
this is a dude who had control over my livelihood
treating me this way and it's fucked up
and good for him just speaking up
Yeah going back to what you said Mike about how
You know we don't view racist as predators in a sense
It's because racism is so normalized in this country
It's because you know if if someone is reading that account of what Earl went
Of what Earl Watson went through they're probably like oh come on it wasn't that bad
motherfucker you don't know what it's like being a black person where you're you're
constantly bracing yourself in the workplace like is this white person racist do i know this okay
it's what they did just now that it was racist wasn't it like that's the shit that goes through
your mind all the time it's it wears on you you know what i mean it absolutely is mental
terrorism if you are in a workplace with someone who is outwardly racist like sarva has been
no question Erin rogers
time to clown this motherfucker
let's uh let's keep playing the hits here um did you see the meme i don't remember if i text
to the group chat of you know the uh the vince mcman meme where he's getting like
progressively like crazier and crazier yeah yeah someone did that with the erin rogers
comments that was like woke mob uh you know and then like consulted with joe rogan and then
MLK quote.
It's like really freaking out.
What was your,
what was your reaction to watching this stuff
spool out, John?
What did you?
Were you plugged in on this?
Or this was like two days
after the baby was born, wasn't it?
I was plugged in.
I mean, the baby sleep a lot.
I had to keep myself occupied,
you know what I mean?
I just wish,
I wish motherfuckers would stop
using MLK, dog.
Read a book.
You know, what did Tony Morrison say?
What did Malcolm X say?
You know what I'm saying?
There's a lot of other options.
Well, what did MLK really say also?
You know what I mean?
You know what I mean?
Read an actual book about MLK too.
He didn't say consult Joe Rogan.
He didn't say that.
We know that.
You know what I mean?
Like, and you have to pay attention to word usage.
He didn't say talk to or spoke with.
He consulted Joe Rogan about COVID.
When you consult with someone, that is showing that you value their professional opinion.
Exactly.
Exactly.
Exactly.
And even when he said like they asked.
him if he was vaccinated. He said, I'm immunized. That's some Joe Rogan usage. Listen, listen,
bro, white people, you know what I'm saying? Release yourselves of the shackles of Joe Rogan. Please,
what is, bro, like, this, this, he is at this point, when you're consulting Joe Rogan,
classified this man as a cult leader, right, at this point, bro. You know what I mean? And it's kind of wild.
It's a big cult. It's a big cult. I have a lot of black friends who are in that cult, too.
He has got a reach reach
Because of that UFC shit
You know what I mean?
I saw the home girl shells on Twitter say something
Rogers
Same time about like Captain Rogers
And they said cap probably doesn't fall too far from
You know what I'm saying from Rogers as far as like
There's a lot of black people thinking
In the same way that Rogers is thinking
So you know what I mean
But like yeah so but
But you got to be crazy
Like Joe Browin's podcast are fucking three hours
What on this planet
Are you doing for three hours
that you're not getting paid for.
Name one thing.
Absolutely.
Willingly, bro, this shit is getting scary out here, dog.
This man has got on it.
He knew, this is, this is,
he knew everybody's going to be watching this shit.
And he comfortably,
look how comfortable he was in his face.
I consulted Joe Rogan.
Like, bro, he would have put that
in the bibliography section of a fucking paper.
You know what I mean?
Like, I'm an essay, dog.
Like, he was, like, citing Joe Rogan.
Footnote 3A.
Joe Rogan conversation on March 15th, 2021.
This day, bro, it's sick out here, dog.
So, so, you know, we had the conversation that kind of circled around Kyrie where
where we had a very nuanced conversation about, you know, the validity of black people
being hesitant of, you know, government mandated, you know, health procedures and such.
We don't need to do that on this one.
This motherfucker is just stupid.
Like, well, I'm not going to paint with.
fat broad of a brush.
But this motherfucker,
I mean, he might be a bright guy,
but he's stupid as fuck
in this situation here.
Because...
You could be smart
and still be a dumb motherfucker.
Yeah, yeah, absolutely.
Because the shit that kills me here is,
bro, you are the one
who jumped through all the extra fucking loops here.
You know what I mean?
You fucking tap dance around us
with the wordplay gymnastics
on the immunized shit.
You fooled a lot of us on that one.
But you can't fool COVID,
motherfucker.
Because COVID does not give a fuck.
COVID just wants a nasal passage,
dog that's all coldly cares about you feel
me so so you food a lot of us with
the motherfucking wordplay gymnastics you got us on the
immunized shit right and then you know we find out all these shit
that you went through you know
and in regards to this you fucking presented the NFL
with a 500 page
you know fucking dossier of
of why you know your
homeopathic remedies are more valid than the vaccine
and you said they thought you were crazy because yeah
motherfucker you are like they had they told you we can get
you the world's greatest
epidemiologists, the world's greatest
doctors to explain this to you
and you said, nah, I'm rolling
with the dude who made his name
in 2004 getting motherfuckers to eat boiled
goat dicks. Like that's whose opinion
I'm valuing here. You know what I mean?
Scary. Scary hours.
Right. And then you try to flip the shit on us
like, we're the fucking irrational
wants. Motherfucker, you out here
presenting 500 page documents for some
bullshit. You out here goddamn drinking
Okerina of Time elixirs.
You know what I'm saying.
Talk about the great MLK.
Right?
You out here fucking, fucking, you know, using wordplay gymnastics.
And now we are the irrational woke mob because your dumb ass got caught slipping and you got COVID.
And you're just mad because you're fucking tactis to try to trick everybody didn't work.
Fuck Aaron Rod is for this one, bro.
Like, I mean, I know he doesn't give a fuck about what I think about him, but I lost a lot of respect for the guy.
I'm going to be honest.
And like I said, it's because you're trying to.
flip this shit on us like we're the irrational ones after all the bullshit you put us through.
And that motherfucker MLK quote, bro,
white people need to just stop fucking quote.
Stop it.
Stop it.
And they always use it right before saying the dumbest shit.
The dumbest shit.
I'm like, motherfucker.
MLK, brother.
God damn.
I did all that work for you to use this shit so you didn't have to get a fucking vacuum dick.
Right.
And what kills me, what kills me is Aaron Rogers said in the same interview, I'm not into politics.
know the right's going to embrace me, the left's going to hate me.
I don't give a shit about either one of them.
And then you quote of the quote from Martin Luther King, who was a fucking political
prisoner when he gave you that quote.
He was literally in jail for fighting for what he believed in.
You know what I mean?
What he believed in was not a rich athlete being able to do whatever he wants.
What he was fighting for when he was in jail at that time was the ability for black people
to exist.
Right.
on an equal plane with white people in this country.
And you are throwing that out there
because you fucking lied to us about being vaccinated.
Fuck Aaron Rogers, man.
The MLK, you posted the meme that was like,
you know, MLK says stop being mean to me, right?
Like some white dude who just fucked up, right?
Like, it's insane how cliched it is
and how someone who thinks he's smarter than everyone else,
like Aaron Rogers clearly does,
does not understand what a fucking cliche that is.
You know, and I don't, I mean, I guess I don't listen to Joe Rogan's podcast.
Maybe that's the type of intelligence that's going on on the Joe Rogan podcast.
Like, I'm smarter than everyone else, but I'm still the dumbest dude in the world.
Like, it kind of does seem like that actually.
But I just, I don't, I don't know, man.
It was absolutely the woke my, as soon as he said woke mob.
I was like, oh boy, that's Joe Rogan speak.
That's, that's, bro, like,
Joe Rogan had white people out here, you know what I'm saying?
Like running to deer antler, like a powdered deer antler that solved everything.
You know what I mean?
Like, bro, this is like, like, gee, like this is what we're on?
You know what I mean?
And when did, when did they use MLK like he's a mean?
You know what I mean?
Like, like they forget, like they act like they forget the experience he went through and what he really stood for.
You know what I'm saying?
Like, when did they?
Why MLK?
That's wild to me.
He was so fucking hated prior to his death.
You know what I mean?
He doesn't exist as a, it's, it is, and not to make this comparison directly, but it's somewhat similar to Jesus where like MLK does not exist as an actual person or a historical figure anymore, right?
He exists as a concept that can be applied in this way.
And he's used by almost exclusively white people like Aaron Rogers or the right who's now going to.
embrace him to
to suggest that what MLK stood for was
reconciliation over everything
right that the most important thing is that everyone is kind
and accepting and etc and it actually is similar to the way that the
historical words of Jesus have been twisted
right down the generations right I mean Jesus was a radical
revolutionary figure as well but like when MLK was killed
he was fighting capitalism yeah
Like he would you feel me?
You feel me?
And like that it's the same thing, this idea that it's like, well, MLK said that, you know, if I as a very powerful person in this country don't like something, I have to lie to everyone about it.
What the fuck are you talking about?
He's, the quotes are never used for what they were intended to be used for.
Why MLK said it is never what it was actually used for.
You know what I mean?
That's what's wild to me, bro.
Like, you know what I'm saying?
Like you shouldn't, you shouldn't be able to, I mean, we should make a law where you'd have to say, say, three other quotes.
You know what I mean?
From three other civil rights people, you know what I mean?
Like before you can say MLK, you know, because I just, I just think like, dog, it's just insane how, you know, misquoted he is.
You know, is wild.
Did you see the reactions of the people hosting the show when he, he got up off his couch?
He took his shoulder blades off the couch cushions and said, you know, as the great MLK once said.
And you see the host who's his friend
who really needs him to keep coming on his podcast
He did that real shuttle
We've all done it
He just slid the hand slightly over his mouth
Oh my fucking God
This motherfucker just said
As the great MLK one said
But bro you got to tell
Like that's a real friend
Would have called him a fuck dick
You know what I mean
But that's the same thing we were talking about with Sarva
This is his friend
Whose show has risen the national prominence
Because Aaron Rogers comes on it every week
But that friend is also very rich too.
He got a big-ass draft king's deal.
Like millions and millions of dollars, bro.
You got, I can call my homie your fuck-nigger money.
You know what I'm saying?
White men don't call their homies.
They don't do it.
And not on MLK.
You know what I'm saying?
Yeah, like who am I to call my homie a fuck-nigger when he's talking about MLK?
You know what I mean?
Who are you not to?
Shit, you motherfucker.
And, you know, the whole irony about white people not knowing shit about MLK,
like, you know, Aaron Rogers referenced
that MLK quote that was from a letter from a Birmingham jail
when MLK said that.
And in that very same letter,
you know, well, to go back to what Rogers said about how he's,
he's not on either side, you know, I'm not with the left
or not with the right. In that very same letter,
Martin Luther King told white people
who are just in the middle on this racism shit, you know what I'm saying?
Who aren't picking a side who are just like, you know,
he said who are devoted more to order than justice, you know,
who he told white people who were fissed
y'all either got to fight these races with us or shut
the fuck up and get out the fuck out the way right he told
him that in that very same letter and for
Aaron Rogers to just pride himself as being a centrist
and then quote MLK's letter
from a Birmingham jail shows he doesn't know shit about
that man so like I said please just stop quoting
Martin Luther King when you don't know shit about him and when you
compare him to your little bullshit trivial
vaccination shit you know
when he was when he was going too bad for real
shit for equality for black people
you know can I can it's
it's funny that you brought that up because I was also going to
quote from the letter because I actually think there is a quote in that letter that applies
beautifully to talking about the pandemic. Moreover, I am cognizant of the interrelatedness of all
communities and states. I cannot sit idly by in Atlanta and not be concerned about what happens
in Birmingham. Interesting. He's talking about the well-being of the large scale here,
huh yeah
whatever affects one directly affects all indirectly
never never again can we afford to live with the narrow provincial
outside agitator idea anyone who lives inside the united states can never be
considered an outsider it's true about racism but it's also true
about getting you fucking vaccine so that the dude who works at the stadium who does not
believe in science or maybe who is not that edged like whatever else is not
taking this shit home to his fucking wife or his kids
or his grandma, bro.
Like, that's why we're getting the vaccine so that the people who know better can protect
the people who don't know better or who can't get it for, which we have friends who have
physiological issues, who have lupus and stuff, who have autoimmune problems that
prevent them from vaccinated.
You know how much it kills those people sitting here going this motherfucker could have
got Anthony Fauci on the phone.
Yeah.
And call Joe Rogan instead.
But instead.
You know what I mean?
Have you heard of Joe Rogan's podcast, bro?
I consult the Joe Rogan.
And I just
You know
That's fucking horse medicine, bro.
Bro, have you heard of it?
He said he didn't want to take
He didn't want to take
He did not want to take the vaccine
Because he's worried about it causing sterility
Which COVID actually does
By the way
Which the vaccine does not
We should have known
That he wasn't truly vaccinated
When he said immunized
Michael Smith
Was it Michael A Smith who picked that Tyler?
Michael Smith nailed that shit.
back in August.
He was like, nope, he is fucking tap dancing around his ear.
So shouts to his own.
If you look at his mannerisms.
Oh, yeah, those eyes were darting everywhere when you said that.
Oh, bro.
My eyes, bro.
That is a telltale sign of a liar, bro.
You know what I mean?
Come on, gee.
He got us.
Yeah, he got us.
But, you know.
He got us.
But COVID got your ass.
He got your ass, my boy.
And Joe Rogan got your soul.
Jesus Christ.
I consulted Joe.
Those words put together in a sentence is quiet.
When I heard consulted and Joe Rogan in the same sentence, it blew my fucking mind.
I would imagine having just had a kid and been through the being happy that modern medicine exists and to have to do all this other stuff, right?
To have people with expertise in a room with you in that moment to see someone go, I consulted Joe Rogan.
I just saw a doctor.
I just saw a baby blow a labia into the wind, bro.
And the doctors then deliver the baby,
then also sold the vagina back up,
talking about aesthetically this looks better.
You know what I mean?
Like OBGYNs are be doctor ring, you feel me?
A lot of years went to that, you feel me?
And this nigga talking about consultant Joe Rogan,
my baby's sleek, my other baby sleep,
You know what I'm saying?
I'm looking at, I'm looking at, like, I read it, I'm looking around like, I ain't got nobody to talk to.
Like, this nigga said he could show the joke broke it.
I wanted to scream.
Anyway, man, let's move on.
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Luke became Luke. Luca
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talked to Tyler Ham. They got my
baby boy looking like Luke canard out
here. Not Luke cana gnajus no more.
You know what I mean? What's wild to me, though?
You know what when you get a haircut?
When you leave the shop, how confidence you feel?
You know what I mean? That motherfucker got
that and then went out to hit a game winner he put up like 33 and eight round this thing you feel
me like with that hair cut imagine the confidence this dude just has to leave i i'm i i bawled my
shit out you know i mean he out here in front of everybody dropping 33 getting hitting a game
winner with that motherfucking hair cut bro that that look crazy level of confidence i wouldn't have had it
flat out i got to google this shit i ain't even pizzas the cut oh i thought i sent it to the group chat
my bad hold on i might ask you know you know how i'm
a bad couple ruin your whole shit.
You know what I mean? It'll snatch away my whole belief
in me. You know what I mean? And this man
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The side profile
looks like a, it looks like a ninth grade
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this weird looking thing. You could
use a Pythagorean theorem on that motherfucker
haircut for sure. You know what I'm saying?
All right.
Okay. Here it is.
Hold on.
I'm texting to you right now, Tyler.
Okay.
And he was in, was it?
Tyler, you see it yet?
This motherfucker.
Yeah.
I just said it.
I just said it.
God damn, that shit weak as fuck.
What the fuck?
What the fuck?
Look at that going on, man.
That shit trash.
There ain't no blend on that motherfucker.
That shit just some bow-cut shit.
He got the haircut you give your kids when they're bad, like when they're trying to torture their kids.
You know what I mean?
Like, how you, how you give them?
Luca a receded hairline. A man like
23. That's the
goddamn, the motherfucking Wayne Arnold
from one
the years. What the
fuck? They did my boy
bad, man. Yeah, that shit.
That shit trashed. Luke a cold motherfucker.
Still put up 33 and 8
with that motherfucker haircut. Yo, you got
all my respect, Bubba.
Okay, we, you know, we talked
with John before the baby came
about how fatherhood changes your
perspective on the world and opens you up to new
horizons and we know that this is true
because John came back from the hospital
and started texting the group chat
about hockey
bro bro y'all but when you saw it
that reaction was holy fuck this motherfucker
tell people what you sent
Connor McDavid who they call
McJesus which you know I tried to get
a McJesus jersey but the Navy was sold out
I'm gonna give me what you think I'm gonna walk around
without a McJesus jersey
you do not know me I need a
McJesus jersey McJesus that's beautiful
But this motherfucker is Kai Rhee on skates, bro.
He shook four people and a goalie.
I tweeted out like, dude, is this hockey?
And you know what I'm saying?
He's the best player in the word.
And I didn't ever even heard of the dude before.
But this dude is, I mean, I'd never see some shit like that.
You know what I mean?
Like, I might take out the Edmonton Oilers.
If I scroll past them on TV, I mean, that shit, wow.
I ain't never seen no shit like that.
Yeah.
Yeah, this was my introduction to him too.
and I scrolled the replies on your tweet
and there were a bunch of hockey fans
in your mentions who were like,
Wayne Gretzky's records are untouchable.
No one's ever going to touch those.
But this is probably the most talented hockey player ever.
And I had never even heard of the dude.
You know what I mean?
I had never even heard of the guy.
He and Mike Trout could be sitting next to you
at the fucking airport
and you would just be scrolling through Twitter.
You know what I mean?
Bagging my groceries at motherfucker
Trader Joe's and I'd be like,
thank you, Bubble, you know what I mean?
No, but what do you think that is?
I know.
We talk about baseball, how the black players don't play anymore, and it's not cool.
That's why you know who Mike Trout is or what's going on in baseball.
But we knew who Gretzky was.
We knew who messy.
We knew who messy.
We knew who fucking Super Mario was.
You know what I'm saying?
I have a theory on this.
And that's always been hella white.
And we knew who they were, but we don't know who.
We should be known.
I feel like Crosby and O'Betskin were probably the last hockey players, not even casual.
That's a fact.
That's a fact.
That's a fact.
It was weird.
Hockey guys is a fun sport in live, too.
It's one of my favorite experience.
experiences live. That in soccer, oddly enough, live is a great experience. Much better live than on TV.
I think hockey got taken down just by the same way that we don't watch sitcoms anymore.
I mean, it's just, it went from, if you were a sports fan when we grew up, you had however
many channels. And what those channels showed was football, baseball, basketball, and hockey.
And that was it. You could not really find soccer anywhere, even though the EPO was still as big
overseas as it is now. You know what I mean? And,
it just that was it and so as there's like more and more and more and more options i know way more
soccer fans and i know hockey fans about bar you know and so it's just i just think it got taken down
the same way that the late night talk show or whatever there's just so many options that everyone
doesn't just turn on conan or letterman or whatever the way they did in the 90s it's it's it's like
you can get demoed out to the smallest fucking slice at this point you know what i mean so yeah i don't
know but hockey and the thing that's wild about it is hockey
would be so much better to follow now
with the increase in television
and camera quality
because I was a, like,
I remember being a kid,
I was a King's fan.
The other thing about Gretzky
was he was in L.A.
You know what I mean?
Like,
this dude is on Mountain Time
that somebody mentioned that.
I'm like,
I don't know about you watch shit
on Mountain Time.
You know what I mean?
Like,
Mountain Time Zone.
Yeah, you know what I mean?
Yeah, you know,
he's not in a media capital or whatever.
So I think that's a part of it too
because Gretzky was definitely like,
and that whole thing was strategic.
Like, he's going to L.A.,
We're going to do video games.
You know what I mean?
Like, that was a marketing, like.
Krosby was in Pittsburgh, though.
We knew who he was.
You know what I mean?
Like, you know what I mean?
It wasn't Ovechkin.
I think he was on Mount Time.
He played for the Avalanche, correct?
Something like that, you know what I mean?
Ovechkin was with D.C.
With the Capitol.
You probably think about Patrick Waugh.
Patrick Waugh.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
But yeah, I just, I also think, like, you know,
remember how you used to wake up and just watch SportsCenter,
like 76 times in the morning?
You know what I mean?
That's why I knew who Patrick Wa was,
because I remember.
We're one of those anchors.
Maybe Dan Patrick loved saying Patrick Wattrick Watt.
That's how I do.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And sports coverage is the same way.
Everyone used to watch SportsCenter.
You'd watch that same hour three fucking times.
And now people listen to us or they watch, right?
I mean, it's like there's 9,000 fucking options out there for how you're going to get your sports stuff.
And there isn't that everyone's watching this for one hour thing, which is like it's been
great.
It's been democratizing a lot of ways.
It's not just white dudes on Sports Center plus.
plus Stuart Scott,
but it also means that there's less of that
cultural cohesion on everyone's going to be able
to make the same inside joke or reference
about a joke Stuart Scott made last night
the way there used to be, you know what I mean?
Like I didn't know this Pat McCaffey dude had his show
until Aaron Rogers came on,
but he does insane numbers.
I had like two friends who are like,
oh yeah, he goes on there every week.
I'm a big Pat McCaffey fan.
I was like, I don't fucking know that.
That's what threw me to the wolves
in Indiana with the Pacers.
You know what I'm saying?
That's
Matthew to me.
Yeah, yes, yeah.
I'm not, no, all right, all right, all right.
McAfee.
That's how you know a nigga don't know.
Guess what?
I didn't even know how to pronounce it either.
Guess what?
I don't care.
Pat McAfee can't pronounce Garibasio either, so it is what it is.
You know what I mean?
Fair's fair, you know what I mean?
Yeah.
Yeah, I don't know, but anyway, but that's just the way things are.
But I'm with you.
that clip was fucking crazy.
And they say he does that consistently.
Like they said,
they said,
no,
that's not normal for hockey,
but it's normal for McDavid.
You know what I mean?
McJesus,
I love that.
But does Edmonton come?
I don't know what hockey works.
I'm watching up.
I've only been to one St. Louis Blues game,
and it was fucking,
it was a blast.
You know what I mean?
But like,
does Edmonton come to L.A.
and play the Kings?
I would tap in for that.
I will pull up.
I will pull up for that.
I'm going to look this schedule up while I tell you
that when I was growing up,
Long Beach had a minor league hockey team called the Ice Dogs.
And everyone.
DAWG or what we were talking about?
D-O-G-S,
but you would go to an Ice Dogs game
and it was like the most diverse hockey fan experience
you could probably imagine it looked like Long Beach in the arena
because they would give the tickets out at like at the library.
You know what I mean?
Like bring your kids,
get it like they had $1 beer nights.
You know what I mean?
Like the Warriors tickets prior to stuff.
You know what I mean?
Like everybody just went out there
and I had a picnic in the stands, you know what I'm saying?
Right.
100%
December 22nd
I beat him
I beat him
December 22nd
Mike hell of competitive
yeah
but yeah
I'll be down for that
I'll be down to tap it
I mean you know what I'm saying
I think
I want to see McDavid live
you know what I mean
I mean dude
like I said hockey is
hockey and soccer
the two best experiences
and see McDavid live
it seemed like something
needs to happen
so yes
it's ridiculous
that I came to y'all
with hockey shit
but also it was worthy
of the group chat.
I agree.
The nickname alone is worthy, you know.
That's got to be up there on the power rankings of sports nickname.
McJesus is fucking smooth.
Bro, he already top three.
He topped McJesus top three.
I mean, what names will we say are better than McJesus, nicknames?
We don't have a lot of great nicknames right now, I feel like the 80s and the 90s had a ton.
I don't know if we have a lot right now.
No, I mean like all time.
That's what I'm saying.
That's already all time.
All time, I'd say, I mean, I give all time.
Top five?
McJesus?
Nigerian nightmare might be my favorite sports nickname ever.
I hear you.
I hear you.
I hear you.
McJesus is just fun.
You know, there's a certain level of fun that comes with Mick Jesus.
I do love the Davy on the Kings, the nickname Off Night.
That's another like instant classic nickname, bro.
There we go.
Yeah, I wanted to talk about that.
actually a couple weeks ago.
We'll wait until he goes viral again
for locking up a fucking superstar.
We'll talk about off night then.
Okay.
They do like a virus defensively.
Yeah.
Oh,
it's so much fun.
You can't get rid of him.
I love players.
I love good defense.
I know it's the dorkiest basketball shit ever.
I love watching a dude who wants to lock up.
He's also a bucket, though.
He's also a bucket.
He's also a bucket, too.
So we have a lot of dudes who are buckets.
Do you know what I mean?
And it's just, it feels special when there's a dude who's like,
I love playing defense.
Old boy with the Raptors, too, from Florida State.
You know what I'm saying?
He'll lock you up and then puts some numbers up to all you, too.
We got some young bugs, bro.
This day, these, anyway, we can move on.
All right, we had other shit to talk about.
Connello.
Okay, we'll talk about Connello real quick.
We got to, so we're already like an hour or whatever.
So go ahead, talk about you watched the Canello fight last night.
Did y'all watch it at all?
I'm wondering.
I just saw the clips when he dusted homie off in 11.
Yeah, I just saw the clip.
And he ran up on him like the, on the don't run away from this ass whoop and shuffle
when he dussing him off.
Yeah, I love that far.
I'm going to tell you, bro.
I'm going to tell you.
I don't know if in my lifetime, I mean, Mayweather obviously was, you know,
just didn't get, wasn't getting touched.
If you, the last three fighters, Connello is beat, together, there's 78 no.
God damn.
78 no.
You know what I mean?
This dude is five, seven and a half.
Just whoop the nigga that was six foot with great, with great foot.
I mean, the dude, I mean, do Plant is a hell of a fighter.
He made him look regular.
If you see Plant, what he does with his lead left, with that jab is pure, he does great
combinations with that lead left, has great footwork, great head movement.
He made that man look regular.
He's stalking a man that's, I know Canello came in, well, that wayne a little heavier
to him, but, but, but Plent is a much bigger man.
And he's, he, he's a Terminator.
It's just, it was, it's wild to watch how he broke him down.
He's kind of like Alabama.
You know how Alabama you see him like, kind of like, you know, they wear you down with the run and they just eventually just obliterate you in the second half?
He's just like that, bro.
The dude just, he just warmed down.
And I mean, he was, if you, if you were looking at like plants of body during the fight, his body was red.
And as plants hands start to fall, then Nassim Kinello start going up top.
And he just, he's just a bully.
He just put pressure and pressure and pressure and I don't care how good you are.
Taking that pressure, 12 rounds, it's just hard.
But it's just wild to see him bully these guys, man.
Like big, big men, you know, like, I just, I, they're saying he's, you know,
the black people were saying he's the greatest Mexican of all time.
And that is a crazy, crazy statement.
But Canelo, man, like, he's my favorite fighter I've ever seen fight.
You know what I mean, during my time, during my time watching boxing.
But just special seeing that last night.
He made a really good fighter look regularly.
And Caleb gained a fan in me.
I really like Caleb.
I think he's going to be a great fighter.
And Canella even said, he said, you know, you're next.
But he just ran into a dude that's at his peak that's a God right now.
He's a boogeyman.
And he just can't be beat.
He's smarter than everybody.
He boxes better than everybody.
He's strong.
His chin is crazy.
You see, Canella don't got no neck.
It's just his head, from the top of his head to his shoulders is the same width.
He built like a dumpster.
You feel me?
You know what I'm saying?
And a lot of those knockouts are hurting people, you know, they said whip.
He don't get no whip.
His neck too thick.
His head and his neck and his shoulders are all one.
But yeah, Canelo is a special fighter.
To see him break him down, I was just in amazement all night.
I don't know what's next for him.
I said, Better Beav.
That's about Gigi-G-3.
You know what I mean?
I don't, I don't know.
But, yeah, I just, the Charlos, the Charlos aren't big enough for Canelo.
low. I don't know what he does next.
What did he do? I mean, he has to go up and take the, you know, but he's the first,
you know, I think super middleweight to unify all the belts.
You know, we're talking, we talking, we're talking all time.
Does you have him fight a robot.
At this point.
Fight a kangaroo, man.
No, we saw a kangaroo get slept.
No, he, he, he, he, fight a tiger.
No, hell, yeah.
Maybe he can fight like a small bear.
We, we saw, we saw, what's your boy name?
from the MMA he was wrestling bears as a kid which is he was and he never lost a fight in
in MMA but yeah it's just I don't know what Canello does next but I it's to see what he's done
like I said 78 no all you know all big men and he's just he's the bully it's crazy to watch
all right I think that's all the time we've got for Jenkins and Jones we've got diapers to
change and that took John's like I guess
Did we record a whole podcast while she was napping and she still sleep?
Yeah, I put her to sleep right before.
I put her to sleep right before.
She was feeding.
Once at me, she's been drinking a lot of milk, bro.
I mean, women literally have the baby, then have the sustenance in them.
To, you know, I just, it's, I don't even know.
Why did they?
We only exist to start the process.
You know what I mean?
No, you got to swaddle.
you got to make sure that
you got to make sure that
Robert is sleeping
you know what I mean
you gotta get food
when she went like
there's like you
the baby takes care of the mom
you take care of the baby
you take care of the mom right
you know what I take care of my baby
she take care of my other baby
you know what I mean
but I'm picking up the water bottle
and like you know
you're feeding me out of the water
I'm like yo you need you some rest
get you some rest
you know what I'm saying
so like yeah that's that's we all right now
but it's it's great
it's the circle
how much
So when I'm on each of them.
Come in a name.
King when yabba, king when yamab buyer.
I think that's good, y'all.
All right, we'll be back on Thursday.
Bye.
Bye.
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