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Slam Dunks and Nostalgia: B-ball All-Stars to TV Throwbacks

February 19, 2024 Bosco Pearson, Joe Pogue, Shyrod Long & Steve McBride Episode 173
Slam Dunks and Nostalgia: B-ball All-Stars to TV Throwbacks
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Slam Dunks and Nostalgia: B-ball All-Stars to TV Throwbacks
Feb 19, 2024 Episode 173
Bosco Pearson, Joe Pogue, Shyrod Long & Steve McBride

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As we swished through the hoops and high-fives of the celebrity All-Star Game in Indy, the laughter was infectious, and the banter as smooth as a well-executed pick and roll. LeBron and the James gang were there, tossing jokes with Mike Epps and Shannon Sharpe, while Superman Steve, shared how dropping a few pounds helped me slam dunk my knee pain into oblivion. And for those young ballers out there, we've got some straight talk: it's about teamwork, not just trying to be the next  Steph Curry with half-court heaves.

Ever noticed how your old block now resembles a luxury resort? We certainly did and couldn't help but chuckle over the transformation. We're going from talking slam dunks to real estate slam dunks in cities like Phoenix, where the housing market's hotter than a backyard BBQ. Nostalgia grabbed us by the hand and spun us back to those classic club hits that still get us jumping, along with a detour into the surprisingly intricate art of pole dancing and a glance back at the bikes that fueled our childhood freedom.

Wrap up your cords and settle in for a reel of TV and movie throwbacks that shaped our fondest memories—from the cool rides in "CHiPs" to those too-cool-for-school animated crushes. We even caught ourselves laughing over an overzealous fan's faux pas, before brainstorming the next binge-worthy series to conquer. And finally, we're mapping out our game plan to catch every no-look pass and celebrity sighting at the star-packed All-Star weekend , because we wouldn't miss it for the world.

Thanks for listening to the Nobody's Talking Podcast. Follow us on Twitter: (nobodystalking1), Instagram : (nobodystalkingpodcast) and email us at (nobodystalkingpodcast@gmail.com) Thank you!

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As we swished through the hoops and high-fives of the celebrity All-Star Game in Indy, the laughter was infectious, and the banter as smooth as a well-executed pick and roll. LeBron and the James gang were there, tossing jokes with Mike Epps and Shannon Sharpe, while Superman Steve, shared how dropping a few pounds helped me slam dunk my knee pain into oblivion. And for those young ballers out there, we've got some straight talk: it's about teamwork, not just trying to be the next  Steph Curry with half-court heaves.

Ever noticed how your old block now resembles a luxury resort? We certainly did and couldn't help but chuckle over the transformation. We're going from talking slam dunks to real estate slam dunks in cities like Phoenix, where the housing market's hotter than a backyard BBQ. Nostalgia grabbed us by the hand and spun us back to those classic club hits that still get us jumping, along with a detour into the surprisingly intricate art of pole dancing and a glance back at the bikes that fueled our childhood freedom.

Wrap up your cords and settle in for a reel of TV and movie throwbacks that shaped our fondest memories—from the cool rides in "CHiPs" to those too-cool-for-school animated crushes. We even caught ourselves laughing over an overzealous fan's faux pas, before brainstorming the next binge-worthy series to conquer. And finally, we're mapping out our game plan to catch every no-look pass and celebrity sighting at the star-packed All-Star weekend , because we wouldn't miss it for the world.

Thanks for listening to the Nobody's Talking Podcast. Follow us on Twitter: (nobodystalking1), Instagram : (nobodystalkingpodcast) and email us at (nobodystalkingpodcast@gmail.com) Thank you!

Speaker 1:

Here we go. Here we go. Yeah, somebody caught the sneezes.

Speaker 2:

We recording live from All Star Game.

Speaker 1:

We recording live from Indianapolis. We specially invited guest LeBron, Brony Bryce, Savannah James I should get his little daughter's name. I always hate that too. I'm like, oh, my wife, let's forget his little mama's name. Anyway, shout out to the Akronites.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, I don't know none of them.

Speaker 1:

We are at an undisclosed location in Indianapolis, phoenix, arizona, getting ready for the celebrity All Star Game.

Speaker 3:

It's a proud Arizona.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, damn, it's a packed house. We got Cook Shay Shay invited and Mike oh, did y'all see the picture of man them cats just be talking now People just be buying in everything. Mike Epps and Shannon Shark they got a picture of them dapping up All that money y'all cats make. Y'all ain't got to be out there fighting each other.

Speaker 2:

Hey.

Speaker 1:

I know Shannon yoked up. I guarantee them knees are still bad. I like to think of myself. I'm in good shape. You still be sitting up here like, oh man, this left knee don't just be feeling right anymore after basketball, I mean you need to take some days off.

Speaker 3:

I know you get old. How y'all feeling Y'all good? Good Gravy, baby Gravy.

Speaker 1:

You tired, nigga. Why are you tired?

Speaker 3:

You stay up all night and trying to do them all night.

Speaker 2:

You can't be burning the wick at both ends. I'm trying to be like you. I gotta get up early. You tell them.

Speaker 3:

Hey, trying to be like me man, I'm down 15 pounds.

Speaker 1:

You see that.

Speaker 3:

I'm down 199.6. 199.6?.

Speaker 1:

From 215.

Speaker 3:

You gotta get your weight up. No, I'm happy where I'm at.

Speaker 1:

I'm perfect, you're still putting up them numbers.

Speaker 2:

I'm down 12. Trying to get down to about 220.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, you sound like my brother. I'm 250, nigga, I lost six pounds.

Speaker 1:

How much you at. You want to tell the people.

Speaker 2:

I'm 247.

Speaker 1:

Trying to lose 27 pounds.

Speaker 3:

Okay, big fella, I know my knee don't hurt no more. I was like man, I was doing squats, I was doing those little sled pulls, I was doing extensions. I was like, hey, wait a minute. I was like hey, bro, oh shit, oh, y'all in trouble, wait till we get on that court. I'll show you a thing or two. I was taking the young kids. You playing king of the court. Why this old man? I'm 53. The old man winning.

Speaker 2:

Take the old King of the court. Young kids don't know how to play, they know how to do one thing.

Speaker 1:

Remember we had the one kid on the team. Yeah, I'm standing up here wondering. First off, the kid thought he was Kyrie Irving. Oh wow, and I knew. As soon as I saw the Cavaliers t-shirt I knew he wasn't from Cleveland.

Speaker 2:

I was like oh, you're from Cleveland.

Speaker 1:

Or you like the Cavs, oh, I like the Cavs. Anyway, we sit up here watching them. You know when you owe, we do the triple threat and all that Exactly. I'm a catch and shooter, I don't care.

Speaker 3:

Catch and release. Is that a nickname?

Speaker 1:

What you gonna sit up here.

Speaker 3:

I'm a professional fisherman.

Speaker 1:

I'm gonna sit up here and dribble 50 million times who I'm blowing by.

Speaker 3:

I can't, I'm just saying Dude I gotta go to work.

Speaker 1:

I'm shooting the ball. Thank you, Steph. I'd like to thank Steph Kerr. You be out there trying to play the point.

Speaker 2:

I got about three, four dribbles. You need to go ahead and pass the ball. Just go set up and pass Three-fold dribbles. You're gonna throw way better than I'm passing.

Speaker 3:

That's the thing with King of the Court you only get three dribbles.

Speaker 2:

We had our team. All he wanted to do was shoot from half court.

Speaker 3:

Oh but he's a dummy, but that's what that's. Today's youth, though, that's just dummy. That's why y'all probably love him.

Speaker 1:

That dude will hurt you or he'll help If you win. I mean, if they're going in.

Speaker 3:

You just gotta live with it right?

Speaker 2:

No, he just doesn't pass the ball, he's gonna shoot.

Speaker 1:

I mean, the kid is good enough to Shoot half court shots. No, I mean you want to give him the ball Because he's good, but he's just, he's a black hole. How you talking about?

Speaker 3:

the life-skinned dude.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, with your brains or the dreams, yeah, you only give him the ball every three, four possession.

Speaker 3:

Yeah.

Speaker 1:

Because he's gonna shoot and he ain't passing. You gotta freeze him out.

Speaker 2:

You got to man you gotta control the game, pointing the ball, that's what I do.

Speaker 1:

But Then the other cat remember the dude he was playing with us he going down the court dribbling in between the legs. I'm just sitting there watching. I'm like what are you doing, y'all?

Speaker 2:

I'm like just shoot the ball already.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, yeah, I'm like let's win or lose so we can get on with the next game and that's all I care.

Speaker 2:

Just shoot it right, Don't sit there and try to do everything, just shoot the ball.

Speaker 3:

Today, you know your wheelhouse, know your wheelhouse.

Speaker 1:

Hey, anyway, this is your boy, Bosco, I am sitting here with. Oh, Joe wasn't here last week. He wasn't, he's AWOL. Joe was on a worldwide tour.

Speaker 2:

Hey man well, you can do it. The absent without leave AOL.

Speaker 1:

Miracle Online A-W-O-L oh.

Speaker 2:

It's Charade, aka Silky, and Superman is in the building.

Speaker 3:

Oh, Pew pew, pew, pew, pew, pew, pew, pew, Pew, pew, pew, pew, pew, pew pew.

Speaker 1:

I want people to know today's podcast brought to you by Make sure you get your Super Greens in Super Greens. I ain't take it this morning, but I'm making it for the afternoon, or I made it for the afternoon. It's Super Green. I'm gonna be energized tonight. Uh-oh, somebody in trouble To sit here?

Speaker 3:

I'm gonna be on these streets. Somebody in trouble.

Speaker 1:

She's like uh-oh.

Speaker 3:

He had his Super.

Speaker 1:

Greens, shit that's just good. You know who's gonna be in trouble. I know I do it. I'm watching this celebrity All Star game. I can't wait. I watch it every single year.

Speaker 3:

That's Saturday right.

Speaker 2:

No, it's tonight the celebrity game.

Speaker 1:

Oh, the celebrity game. I don't even watch the. I remember when we used to go to the uh, All Star games, man, listen man.

Speaker 3:

I ain't never been to All Star games.

Speaker 2:

I know.

Speaker 1:

They be out they be out in them streets you been to like All Star weekend, yeah, okay, now I'm gonna tell you this. Now you went to the golf thing or whatever right.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, yeah, oh you went to it. I went one day.

Speaker 1:

Okay, but this is what I'm saying nigga All Star, and you know that's us.

Speaker 2:

Like I was saying last night, it's.

Speaker 1:

Nah, nigga, they have you on the platter. This is like.

Speaker 3:

What you talking about. That nigga was on the platter. He was on the platter. He had his blazer on with his jeans, oh hell dawg.

Speaker 1:

Did you have the blazer J? Nope, Did you have one? He look like one of them up in the naked zone.

Speaker 3:

You ain't this a bitch.

Speaker 1:

You live in a nice neighborhood, my neighborhood just as nice as you are. Hold up I didn't have one, we're not talking about mine right now.

Speaker 3:

You did the backyard on plush I know you got a statue in the backyard.

Speaker 2:

Yard folks came this week cleaned up and got a weed in that mother fucker why y'all put my business on the street.

Speaker 1:

You got the bitch pouring water out to the fucking bars. Pond trees.

Speaker 3:

Got a waterfall. I'm in a resort right now.

Speaker 1:

Half of what you hear and none of what you see. That's cat.

Speaker 2:

I'm looking at it right now. That's cat. I'm about to go off there.

Speaker 3:

All right, now back to you. Did you have on the blazer? No socks.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, no, man, dawg, steve Living, both y'all Wait, is your community gated? Nope, Guess who's is I know.

Speaker 2:

You can't get in that mother fucker.

Speaker 3:

Hey, in my community Listen.

Speaker 2:

No, hey, no listen.

Speaker 1:

He had to come get me. I go over Steve's house, so then I'm leaving and I'm like I had to go back to the house like hey, he was like, oh, he had to grab the remote. Let me let you out the gate. Let me let you out the gate, hey.

Speaker 2:

I guess Alfred wasn't at the gate to let me out.

Speaker 1:

He go to Steve's day with hood music playing when the gate opened.

Speaker 2:

I'm like where's Alfred?

Speaker 3:

I gotta protect my mom. I gotta let that old lady walk Where's.

Speaker 2:

Alfred.

Speaker 1:

Music play. When the gate opened, the closed A different neighborhood than what I grew up in. I know that you gotta sign something who you here to see, taking picture of your lights and place who you here for. I'm here for.

Speaker 2:

Mr Steve, oh, hold on, let me see if you're on the list.

Speaker 3:

I'm like You're not on the visitation list. Damn, you need to turn around, sir. I just came to put up some brown sugar, oh man.

Speaker 1:

You remember that, like back in the day, oh yeah, when you were able to go, can I get a couple eggs or can I have a couple pieces? Well, you know how, yeah, yeah, yeah, I know some people would be like, well, you had to boil a couple eggs, or we had a lot of flour, rice, sugar, yeah, no, let's not say people had to do that. Back in the day I couldn't even imagine that now I was bringing the trash can in. I was walking down the street. She was a hello neighbor.

Speaker 3:

I was like God damn I was like, hey, how are you Got some sugar out of my room?

Speaker 2:

She was like it's a nice day today. She was like, yeah, I got some sugar.

Speaker 3:

It's called honey Honey dip.

Speaker 2:

I got some brown sugar, I got some black sugar.

Speaker 1:

Come here look.

Speaker 2:

Get over here.

Speaker 1:

He ain't here. He lives in the neighborhood now. What type of sugar you looking for I just thought it was crazy.

Speaker 3:

I know, man, that is crazy, though, ain't it?

Speaker 2:

Gentrified. Your neighborhood ain't gentrified, but it's getting gentrified.

Speaker 1:

Just walking. See, that's the area like Metro's going to end up like that Metro's going to end up gentrified Metro's going to end up like that.

Speaker 2:

Down like off Third Street in Thomas, All that's been gentrified.

Speaker 1:

Oh yeah, I was just over there, like Osborne, yeah, all that.

Speaker 2:

They clean it up, Start working its way west north. Just like you said, Metro once that's all done.

Speaker 1:

Yeah once. Metro, light, rail, all that that's already done, gentrified in the month.

Speaker 2:

Oh shit, $3,000 a month for a ranch watch.

Speaker 3:

Ridiculous.

Speaker 2:

That's why they try to push all the more homeless people further south. What do you think the average home price right now in Phoenix is the?

Speaker 3:

average $45,000 or $450,000. That's what the average house sells for.

Speaker 1:

You think $450,000? Yeah, I'll go. Damn. I'm sitting here because it's got that song yeah, I go for. I'll go for 15 417 417 average house because I started thinking, you know, obviously, cuz you got some houses, that's astronomical, right. But then you got so what's? You can't get a house, you can't get a house, finder 300. Nope, be tough.

Speaker 2:

It'd be tough.

Speaker 3:

You can get a condo for under 300, but not a house.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, it's crazy, though. You remember when you think you should think like look at house prices yeah 167.

Speaker 1:

Hey, listen, I'm gonna tell you this. He can probably because I can say, like where you from, like, so I'm not sure, like the home prices or whatever. So I know we grew up like in similar, like if you had a house that was a hundred.

Speaker 3:

Oh, you rich. We was like damn, you paid a hundred thousand for your house down a rich, they got a garage.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, yeah, I'm for real dog, cuz I'm trying to think when we I'm about.

Speaker 1:

Then they got a mommy and a daddy.

Speaker 3:

That's that. Do a link up my house right there. That's what you can get.

Speaker 2:

Mommy and a daddy, but I'm trying to think I was growing up Washington. We moved up there, my parents, it was probably just over a hundred thousand dollars, really, yeah, yeah that's what I'm saying, because I'm pretty sure right, yeah so see like it was so far out of military.

Speaker 2:

A lot of military lived in that community so they was kind of Transforming a lot of military to that area so it was building more houses. But yeah, now it's like I'm sure I'm gonna buy my first house 20 years ago, 20 years ago, yeah, and it was like 160.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, like was like in a one. Yeah, man, yeah, now I'm like Keep mess around, move out and move back in black. Oh damn, excuse me, where's the low rent?

Speaker 3:

I guess I got to go to the south.

Speaker 2:

Shoot some places down there.

Speaker 1:

Oh, they trying to justify that that's right on our bikes that time baseline Broadway, all that's good. They've been like forever. When I had been over there. Then that time when we went to South Mountain and just kind of looking or Over by, where you said, oh your bar like it's good.

Speaker 2:

Baseline coming up and all that. They're building all new houses over there.

Speaker 1:

Then like start on low dobbins or whatever, like low 300. I think no, 300.

Speaker 2:

Yeah.

Speaker 1:

I have. I did notice this as well. I didn't notice this, um Some. Actually, I was over around your area today. They were building. I forget, I forget the cross street, but I know they built and they were building some homes. But remember, they said a price, so they didn't even have a price on there. All they have was a square footage.

Speaker 3:

I was on 75th.

Speaker 1:

Avenue and it was the one cell of left, not Bella, not the oh, the new Higher, higher, just north of. Thunderbird. Yeah, not the dope, because remember there's one that's like a higher end, and then it's the ones probably like right below that, and I look and they say square footage 2,800. So I'm like, well, it's like how much are they I mean I'm pretty sure they already know for.

Speaker 3:

But plus probably probably six, six.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, this is how?

Speaker 1:

so I know the ones that's like, since those are six. I know the ones down across the street a little bit. Probably eight, nine, probably a ticket.

Speaker 2:

There's two of them built right now 1.4.

Speaker 3:

Wow.

Speaker 2:

So if you go on, you take a ride on a coma kind of back in that.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, yeah, community.

Speaker 2:

There's two that are in the neighborhood that they finish.

Speaker 1:

That's that. That's where you going after.

Speaker 2:

If I hit powerball, powerball.

Speaker 3:

I'm gonna go around the corner I get one with that big-ass barn type garage. I can put a basket. You guys, yeah, they're shooting around all the time, then ain't nobody will tell me shit.

Speaker 1:

I got a question for you. What's that? Would you put a stripper pole In your house or in your gym or whatever? If you hit powerball, am I single?

Speaker 3:

If I was single hell yeah okay, I was like, yeah, I put a syc, I put a stripper, pole, energy, kuzi. Yeah, no, my house would be classy.

Speaker 2:

Okay, my closet, my house, would be ass.

Speaker 3:

I'm definitely gonna have to strip all of it. It's gonna be the party house.

Speaker 1:

I said you go have a party house, yeah.

Speaker 3:

Yes, definitely I will have a party house.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, no, that's, that's crazy.

Speaker 3:

That's value I want the stripper pole at value. Yeah, yeah bitches looking there and say oh, I can come here and practice my routine.

Speaker 1:

Hey, yeah, what? What is it with a stripper pole? That just makes I'm talking listen, and this I mean you can even look this up, you can take the most. I'm not even saying I know they got pole dancing classes and all that, but I think it's just the allure of the pole. I think every single woman, every single one One, at least one time. They won't admit it, just try, but I guarantee Every single one of them one of these dancers, I ain't say strip, but they at least want to like get on the pole. No, I swear to goodness, I agree.

Speaker 2:

I swear to goodness.

Speaker 1:

They probably just like see it and be like oh, because they wonder if they can do it.

Speaker 2:

That's the thing, right they want to like oh, what do they see? Hold on, Let me go ahead.

Speaker 1:

If y'all, if y'all don't think yet, if you don't think it's true, please, uh, wait, is it at me or whatever? Y'all know what no, nobody's talking podcast at gmailcom, nobody's talking one on x formally twitter, right. Or nobody's talking podcast on ig, if and I mean, it's not even a bad thing I'm just saying you don't want to strip or whatever, but I'm saying if you see the pole you know any single anybody's woman two drinks. They own a pole. I guarantee if they just saw the pole.

Speaker 2:

I'm just going to go off to it. Yeah, it's like a magnet, right? Yup.

Speaker 1:

Let me see. You know how they kind of hit that, because you know everybody can hit that little basic little tire. Yeah, the little sitting, kick their leg up around it, yeah.

Speaker 2:

Bust their ass. This is harder than I thought yeah, I know, I mean, I've been to an establishment. What too, that's gotta be a. That's a workout.

Speaker 3:

It is a workout, I see when they up there at the top just spinning Work their way down. I'm like, damn man Like strong as hell.

Speaker 1:

You sitting up here like yeah.

Speaker 2:

I can't do it.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, no, hell no.

Speaker 2:

That's. I can't climb a rope, let alone a damn.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, no, that's how you climb a rope. That pole is slippery. I think I got that baby Earl on there. Slippery went wet Now fuck, do they keep cold?

Speaker 1:

of that shit. How do you uh yeah?

Speaker 2:

Grip. They use the grippers to hand grip.

Speaker 1:

Oh yeah.

Speaker 2:

They use the hand gripper.

Speaker 3:

Put it slide over here and they crease. Pull it in this crease.

Speaker 1:

And then they get. They get to turn in. You be like man. Hey, Trixie, Next to the stage, I like your tricks, Trixie. Yeah, no, that's funny Grape jam. I'll tell you we need to get another, uh, you know we're gonna we're gonna get Yolanda here, I guarantee, guarantee what you gonna say no, that's what I said. They gonna all admit no, I don't think she'll say no, they're gonna all admit they're gonna all admit and say no.

Speaker 2:

She gonna say no.

Speaker 1:

And then, like I said when I'm, I'm the way I'm putting it if, if somebody not like if they or if they was in the strip club and it's just you and your significant other, or if you had a hotel room and it's just strip a pole in it, and it's just a strip of pole.

Speaker 3:

Exactly they going to work in the corner, they got a strip of pole. Oh my God, they got a strip of pole. Yeah, what is this?

Speaker 1:

They gonna get the clapping their heels. Let me put on my stilettos. I don't do this for everybody. Click, click, click, click, except the last three niggas, right.

Speaker 3:

Don't nobody care girl.

Speaker 1:

I had to practice my routine for you baby.

Speaker 3:

I had to practice my routine for you.

Speaker 2:

You said you never done this before. Huh you did good.

Speaker 1:

Damn, you look good. Especially, you picked a good song out of everything she's like.

Speaker 3:

I took a few classes.

Speaker 2:

Is this usher want to make love in the club? She would.

Speaker 1:

She would. Oh yeah, that man, that that I want to make love in the club boy, he be like good that. Niggas, what song do you hear when you like? Okay, I'm going to give you two. I'm going to give you a fast song, and then I'll give you a slow song.

Speaker 2:

One of them is definitely a little John.

Speaker 1:

What song do you hear when you like? Oh, hell, no.

Speaker 3:

Man, I'm out there.

Speaker 1:

Okay, let's go with the fast song first. Oh as far as just getting getting out. I'm saying, like you, you had a club. You had a club, you just sitting there having a drink or whatever. Then a song come on and you be like no, I gotta get out there. I mean it's a song that you have to be on the floor when you hear it. Everybody in the club get low Like you do, I mean you should be like oh no, Tutsi Roll.

Speaker 3:

Okay, oh shit, Tutsi Roll.

Speaker 2:

Which one is it, though? There's two of them, 69 boys, and um? What's the other one? Who sang the other Tutsi Roll song?

Speaker 1:

Because it was two of them, because I remember the 69 boys and uh.

Speaker 3:

I don't know.

Speaker 1:

Oh, that is.

Speaker 2:

that's a good question, Tutsi, Roll yeah, when Tutsi Roll came on, I used to have to be out there for it Enroll.

Speaker 1:

You got one. Stay Like like because I know one mine would be a guy Groove Me. Oh yeah, that's a good one too.

Speaker 2:

I mean you should say that that's the slow one though.

Speaker 1:

No, well, groove Me.

Speaker 2:

No, no, no, that's fast. Yep, yeah, you right.

Speaker 1:

Yo, yeah, I'm like dude, I hear Groove Me. Yeah, I'm like uh-oh, I can't think of a song you gotta get on the damn slow, slow song. I already got mine, rony.

Speaker 3:

For my fast one. I'm gonna be turned down for what oh?

Speaker 1:

yeah, oh, yeah, that man.

Speaker 3:

That one take me out to the floor, yeah.

Speaker 1:

No, that turned down. For what? Yeah, that's a good one, but the fly, uh-oh, that's old Uh-oh. So who was it so the 69?

Speaker 2:

boys. I thought there was another one.

Speaker 1:

Because I know well, sometimes I get them songs. Remember that, uh, remember that Woop.

Speaker 2:

There it Is what then those come out around the same time.

Speaker 1:

That's right, Maybe, so you might be getting them. Maybe I'm getting confused. Yeah, I think it was two Woop Woop.

Speaker 2:

There it Is. That's right, you're right. It was two of those. You're absolutely right.

Speaker 1:

I remember they used to play those during pre-game. Yup, they saw us play it on the pre-game and we'll be back, Like you know, warming up or catching punts, and you'd be like, ah, like every time I hear that dude, it's just like something clicks in my mind and I'm like it is. Ah, hell.

Speaker 2:

Man, uh-oh man, those were club bangers, though, man dog, I know that slow jam.

Speaker 3:

I'll be like what's that one song? I'll be like step back, you're dancing kind of close.

Speaker 2:

Group there. Group there right.

Speaker 1:

No, no, no, that's uh, you getting what? Oh, I feel a little poop coming through.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, yeah, oh, you guessed my song. That's my slow song.

Speaker 3:

And that one, come on, boy, I know the girl, just like I'm riding all over too.

Speaker 2:

That was the yeah, hell yeah. That one turned me on. I be getting ready for that one. That's my banker. No, I do it with yeah.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, I feel, yeah, I go with that groove me. I know both of them probably around like some same times. It's groove me and then Roni, like that Bobby Brown, you, that, you like oh, it's just the way it hit, you be like oh, I didn't pass out. I'm trying to think of a slow one, but I mean I got multiple, but I'm just saying that that that, bobby Brown, one that hits you.

Speaker 2:

you just got to get out there. You got to get out there. You be standing on the wall.

Speaker 1:

Or if they play the oh well, this ain't a slow one, but uh, yeah, I'm just. I'm naming all the slow jams. I know I'm old as hell. Maybe that that Luther, god, I like Luther. Come back to us Luther, big Luther and small Luther yeah, I love Luther, both of all of them.

Speaker 3:

I love them all. Man Hell. Yeah, you know, luther the man.

Speaker 1:

Damn All of them. Boy For real, that's what I was like. They don't do it. They don't do it like they used to. Boy Nah it ain't.

Speaker 2:

It ain't.

Speaker 1:

I mean, hey, did anybody? I haven't watched it yet. I've been trying to save it. Now the football season is over, I might start, uh, watching. You know a few more. You know a few more things, but the one where we are the world, I haven't seen it yet.

Speaker 2:

I heard it was good, though that's what I want to watch it. I heard it was good. They was talking about it.

Speaker 1:

Somebody made a comment which made sense. Well, a few people. They were saying how, if they did that today, not them? Just, if you made a song like we are, the world today, you almost won't be able to tell who was who.

Speaker 3:

That's just so many people sound alike.

Speaker 1:

That's true, like you, you could tell you knew Cindy Loper, michael Jackson, steve, I think it was glad to see you, I think, but I'm just saying there even just even just hearing their voices. I remember, diana, I'm missing you Dirty no hey, was Michael Jackson seen about Diana Ross when he said dirty Diana?

Speaker 3:

I think so Dirty Diana, no, dirty Diana.

Speaker 1:

Damn, that's another one boy, Michael Good, and this is great, I don't need my heels, all our folks is gone. Michael.

Speaker 2:

Prince. Isn't it crazy, though Louder, two of the biggest pop artists of the time is gone. I know between Michael and Prince.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, right.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, and way before their time Way way before and it just, it just man. It's just why, Like I don't understand why these two individuals?

Speaker 1:

And then I think it's because of the way that they went to yeah, Both medical right, yeah, you just kind of like goodness gracious.

Speaker 2:

But they, but for real, like all the big names, seem to die before Elvis die before his time.

Speaker 1:

Elvis, yeah, try and think Michael, obviously going way back, didn't Sam Cook?

Speaker 2:

Sam Cook, marvin Gaye, I mean.

Speaker 1:

Marvin Gaye Really With Donny Hathaway yeah, the dog, all of them. They just kind of like Minnie Ripperton.

Speaker 2:

Minnie Ripperton.

Speaker 1:

Bob.

Speaker 2:

Marley Bob.

Speaker 1:

Marley, oh, his movie is Out. One Love yeah, they said, the dude that played them killed it, for real, killed it.

Speaker 3:

Gotta go see it. I go see it this weekend. Yeah, I want to see that too.

Speaker 1:

I want to see the Bob Marley. There's something else out. I want to say I don't know what else is out here.

Speaker 3:

I don't even think nothing else out right now.

Speaker 1:

I thought it was. I thought it was something I know I wanted to see. Maybe it was on Netflix. Maybe it was on Netflix.

Speaker 3:

Netflix.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, I do got. I want to go in on these kids real quick. What's the kids? I'm leaving the house and now is it a law? Because you know, I don't know all the rules. Once again, oh yeah, disclaimer, we don't fact check, but do you have to walk your bike across the street or something?

Speaker 2:

You're supposed to. That is the law. Yes, you're supposed to walk your bike across the street, man please, man get out of the road man.

Speaker 1:

Exactly.

Speaker 3:

Cause listen when you get off my bike and walk across the street.

Speaker 1:

I saw three kids this morning. Two of them was on a bike. The other one was running on a side of his bike as the numbers was counting down for the light to turn. I mean, I'm pretty sure the kid was going to make it, cause the numbers was on, I think, like 15. I was like boy, get on your bike A lot faster, yeah, right across the street.

Speaker 3:

Well, maybe I don't know, maybe it's a school zone.

Speaker 1:

I'm just thinking, maybe that was a school zone.

Speaker 3:

Maybe that's what they tell them to walk it across so they're seen in the crosswalk. You know cause you just flying on your bike on the sidewalk.

Speaker 2:

No, there is only a little faster. So in Arizona the law is clear. Uh-oh, we fact checking now Bikes can lawfully ride in the crosswalk in either direction.

Speaker 1:

They can, so maybe this is like their parents, maybe they're parents.

Speaker 2:

I do remember. It sounds like it's changed across now.

Speaker 1:

Cause I've seen a few kids like get off the bike, like they sit at the corner Soon as the light changed for them to walk and they just start they walk across the street.

Speaker 3:

I never did that, hell. No, I'll wait at the corner, but I don't ride my bike across.

Speaker 1:

I talk a couple of dots. Do it before, just in general. I'm not riding my bike.

Speaker 3:

I'm like, I'm made to be ridden. You walk your dog.

Speaker 1:

Walking my bike and, depending on how big it is, I'm gonna ride him across the street. Come on, fido.

Speaker 3:

Big red dog yeah.

Speaker 1:

So it's not a law. So, it's not a law.

Speaker 3:

That's good Cause that would have been a stupid law.

Speaker 1:

I had to get that off my chest, I was just curious.

Speaker 2:

I don't remember growing up that they recommended you get off your bike and walk across the street.

Speaker 3:

Now let me tell you this Do they recommend that you ride your bike on the sidewalk too, like when I was a kid.

Speaker 1:

I don't remember not one damn law, my law, I remember the law was ride with the direction of traffic.

Speaker 3:

No, I mean, yeah, I remember that.

Speaker 1:

Or against no with.

Speaker 2:

Cause they say if you run you should run against traffic Against traffic.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, run against traffic, but if you ride your bike, you ride with traffic.

Speaker 1:

But if you ride your bike, you ride with traffic.

Speaker 2:

If you're on the sidewalk or no? No, no on the street.

Speaker 1:

You get like that, like the little bike lanes.

Speaker 3:

This is before they drew out bike lanes. We just on the curve In this big old, damn semi drone. Come by me oh dude, did you?

Speaker 1:

I was gonna say, you know I bit it.

Speaker 3:

I bit it in the grass, my brother and them laughing. I was like man, how the scare the hell out of me.

Speaker 1:

He did A big ass, truck coming by hitting that horn and you on the bike man. I'm looking back, I'm just gone.

Speaker 3:

What type of bike did you have as kids? I had a little mongoose.

Speaker 2:

Mongoose.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, remember, I had a paper roll, so I had a good bike.

Speaker 1:

I had a good bike. I had a I had a A. Huffy.

Speaker 3:

That was my first one A Diamondback. Second one was a mongoose.

Speaker 1:

I think, yeah, I had a Huffy and a Diamondback. I had a Huffy.

Speaker 2:

I had a Huffy 10 speed too. I'm trying to think when I had my paper route it was like a BMX style bike, but I can't remember.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, that's what I say. Yeah, they were BMX style yeah.

Speaker 3:

I raised.

Speaker 2:

I raised BMX.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, my father had me a little bit in everything.

Speaker 3:

Never raced it. My brother named him.

Speaker 1:

We used to be on the bike. They got a track right over here, Black Mountain.

Speaker 2:

Oh yeah.

Speaker 1:

I think on Wednesday nights.

Speaker 2:

They'd be out there.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, on Wednesday nights they'd be out there Actually, they might be there. I think Wednesday night might be the Maybe amateur night.

Speaker 2:

All I know is my brother and my friend, robert, used to try to take off and leave me. I always catch them, you and your brother?

Speaker 3:

did y'all rake? Did y'all have the same?

Speaker 1:

bike. We had the same bike All three yards, just you and your brother, just me, and my brother Robert didn't have the same bike but they used to try to take off. They turned around and I'd be like, gone, y'all had, they were all BMX. Yeah, that's what I said they all had BMX's. They ain't got the, the Moped's, the Moped's.

Speaker 3:

We ain't never had no Moped's. We weren't rich enough with no Moped's, only white boys had the Moped's. We look at them like man, I want to get one of them.

Speaker 1:

I had shit. I thought the rich people had the MB5's Remember they had the MB5's, the dirt bikes.

Speaker 3:

I know this dude across the street from us had a dirt bike. What's the MB5?

Speaker 1:

I don't know what that is. It was like the motorcycle, it was man. I called it like a suit up Moped, but it was. I'm trying to think it had the shifter it had the gears, it wasn't the pedals. It was like a mini bike, right. Yeah, it was fast. It probably went Maybe 70. You know Moped's, Our Moped's only went like 35, 35, 40.

Speaker 3:

Hmm.

Speaker 1:

That man, me and my boy Larry Love, and then Jeff Grubbs. Jeff Grubbs got one. Uh, Damn man, it was a few of us. I mean, we used to sit up here and ride up to Cleveland Mm-hmm On our Moped's. It'd be like man. Y'all didn't have no helmets on, did you? Yeah, we did wear helmets, oh, yeah, on our bikes.

Speaker 3:

We didn't but on the Moped's.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, I ain't never worn no helmet on my bike Pulled over his kids once On a bike. On a bike the cop was like where's your?

Speaker 1:

helmets, really, yeah, no, you're just a little bit younger than us.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, he's like where's your helmets? He was like no, but you should be wearing helmets. I didn't get out back.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, helmets are for retards.

Speaker 2:

I think he just pulled us over. I think he just pulled us over because we were three black kids.

Speaker 3:

Oh yeah. Was he on the white neighborhood or what Helmets are for.

Speaker 2:

Mentally, challenged, pulled us over because we were three black kids Trying to see if we were up to no good.

Speaker 1:

We just out riding our bikes.

Speaker 3:

Hey, Steve's out of control, though I'm real man. Sorry my fault, I'll take it back. Special needs I don't know the lingo. Helmets are for special needs.

Speaker 2:

Helmets are for special needs. Future Out to get your shit.

Speaker 1:

Someone coming after us hey yeah, somebody coming after us.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, that's really good.

Speaker 1:

Steve, you're going to be volunteering at the next Special Olympics.

Speaker 3:

Come after me, man. I volunteer at the Special Olympics.

Speaker 1:

No, I know you're going to have to. You're going to have to be at the long jump here. That's right, we're going to pitch you to.

Speaker 2:

In the long jump.

Speaker 1:

Scraping the sand at one feet.

Speaker 2:

Man.

Speaker 3:

I'm done, man, you got one foot six inches. Steve will be over there cracking up.

Speaker 2:

I know he wouldn't even be able to do it.

Speaker 1:

Oh man, yeah, that would be fun.

Speaker 3:

Oh hell, no. Did you look at the MB5?

Speaker 1:

Man. I pulled up an airplane, I thought no, I could have swung. No, actually I was going to do it.

Speaker 3:

I was going to do it.

Speaker 1:

I thought no, I could have swung. No, actually it was a Honda, I think if I know what I'm thinking Bear with us, please.

Speaker 2:

Honda.

Speaker 1:

We are Googling. I think it was a Honda.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, there you go, honda MB50. This thing, that's it. That's it, there you go MB50.

Speaker 1:

So yeah, so I think it was called the MB5. It's sold in 1982. God damn, I just had pain.

Speaker 3:

Yes, sir, how much does this thing cost? Hey, 49 cc engine, two stroke.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, so look $600. That was the original price $598.

Speaker 1:

So this is what's so funny, because I remember when we be on our moped, right? Yeah, once again Little dough boys come by on their little MB5s. We send up here pedaling to start our goddamn moped. As they kickstarting their MB5s, You're like damn Wish I could get one of those. Yeah, they got us again. Yeah, I ain't never had no MB5, but shit, I'm sitting up here looking at it like damn, I want one now Nice.

Speaker 3:

I just wanted a mini bike.

Speaker 2:

You got a real motorcycle out there, you be pissed off trying to go out there. No, no. I said yeah, he jumped all that thing like man who got me on this scooter Brrrrrrrrrrr. Everybody's passing you up.

Speaker 3:

Stroke, stroke stroke.

Speaker 1:

This is probably why I got one, because I was like damn, I always wanted an MB5.

Speaker 2:

Be mad as hell. You're like god, you're going to get on that thing one time. Go around the block, enjoy yourself. I got this 1,000 liter bike.

Speaker 1:

Oh, this seven horsepower's too, seven horsepower.

Speaker 2:

Man don't. You got like 190 horses.

Speaker 3:

Man.

Speaker 2:

That's it as big as I am. That's what he's going to pull me.

Speaker 3:

Three of those MB5s, I was proud.

Speaker 1:

Everybody sees me. That is so funny. So what you say? 49cc, two stroke, god dang. So what you say? The top speed probably was 60?, 70 maybe.

Speaker 2:

With you, with me, probably about 40.

Speaker 1:

God, yeah, I'm sitting up here looking like man. This thing is. You know how you start looking at stuff. You be like man. It make you feel nostalgic. Got the little wheels on it. I'm telling you the one thing that made me when I started liking motorcycles or cars or whatever because you know it's guys. I mean you know how we are.

Speaker 2:

You playing cars.

Speaker 1:

First thing you do you get two cars. What you do? You crash.

Speaker 2:

You crash them into each other.

Speaker 1:

When I watched Chips, Eric Estrada, him and Frank Pontorello. When I watched Chips, they had the motorcycle. And then also watching the Bad News Bears, Bears, yep, and Kelly Lee, Kelly Lee had that heart. Well, first happy days with Fonzie. Fonzie, really, Because you sitting up here like man and what was the other one, grease Lightning. Fonzie Kid. Oh yeah, oh Make me feel so good. Yeah, wait what?

Speaker 3:

Oh, I want a cool rider. That was it. I want a cool rider. So.

Speaker 2:

Grease was good Talking about TV shows and cars. What was the car you wanted from any TV show?

Speaker 3:

Ducer Hazard and Michael Knight. So you wanted the General Lee. Yeah, I wanted General Lee and I wanted Michael Knight. Until I was the General Lee's, I wanted the Lanx School of Black Lives.

Speaker 1:

Matter. You got to pick one. I wanted a Knight Rider. You wanted a Knight Rider.

Speaker 2:

Second was probably the A-Team Bam.

Speaker 1:

Oh, the A-Team Bam.

Speaker 2:

Yeah.

Speaker 1:

I'm going to go out on the ledge a little bit because I did like the. I know it's a cartoon, but Scooby Doo, the Mystery Machine.

Speaker 3:

The Mystery.

Speaker 1:

Machine.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, I probably don't remember this one, but I like Speed Racers cartoon.

Speaker 1:

Speed Racers. That's probably how I started. Hey, I got one. Do you remember Teen Turbo?

Speaker 3:

Yes, yeah.

Speaker 1:

Remember the dude used to turn into a car. I used to sit up here and be like man. Hey, I got a question. Hey, when did y'all stop watching cartoons? And when was the last time you watched one? And how did you feel? Oh, good question, did you really stop?

Speaker 2:

watching cartoons Simpsons don't count.

Speaker 1:

No, no, no, no, no. I'm talking cartoons Tom and Jerry, Scooby Doo, Smurfs.

Speaker 2:

I probably used to watch cartoons through high school, did you?

Speaker 3:

I was through high school, through the Army. I was still watching them in the Army? Were you Okay?

Speaker 2:

And then I came home once I had kids and I had to change the channel for them.

Speaker 1:

That's probably why I'm watching.

Speaker 3:

I mean, yeah, I used to watch them when I was kids. All the time I was watching cartoons.

Speaker 1:

Because then I'm too late. Y'all know which ones I'm talking about.

Speaker 3:

The Jetsons, gi Joe, he-man. And then I found a dog. What was it called? Undercats Adult swim, adult swim.

Speaker 1:

Once I found adult swim and it was like after I don't know 10 o'clock and I found.

Speaker 3:

Dragon Ball Z and I started watching it again.

Speaker 1:

But do they consider Dragon Ball Z anime or cartoons? According to my son, no.

Speaker 2:

Dragon.

Speaker 3:

Ball Z is anime. Dragon Ball Z is a cartoon.

Speaker 2:

Technically, I think it's original anime.

Speaker 3:

But it's not like the new anime.

Speaker 1:

It's the first stage, who had a crush on She-Ra from He-Man?

Speaker 2:

Everybody. Of course, it's like Wonder Woman.

Speaker 3:

I like the guitar from Thundercats, thundercats, yeah.

Speaker 1:

Hey, what about? Who was the one chick that was on GI Joe?

Speaker 2:

Oh, there was a few of them. Scarlett J.

Speaker 1:

Is that the one with the red hair? Yeah, that was the one with the red hair.

Speaker 2:

It was um oh man.

Speaker 1:

I got it. I used to try to make these little cartoon chicks volumptuous a little bit.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, that's what anime does For real Anime like to do anime.

Speaker 2:

You go back and look at some of these cartoons with some of these.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, titties popping out there, damn sure.

Speaker 1:

Like you know what made me think of it is because, like I still watch the Munsters, I still watch Leave it To Beaver, I still watch Beverly Hill, billies, green Acres, andy Griffin.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, I quit watching that bullshit.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, I still watch those, sometimes right All the white shows for me. I know I love Leave it To Beaver, though I know you do. I'm telling you too, I used to watch.

Speaker 2:

Little House of the Prairie. No, I watched that as a kid. Yeah, yeah, but when? Leave it To Beaver?

Speaker 1:

because, dude, I'm telling you, I'm sitting up here looking like, damn, do white people really like this? I'm that was just amazed by it. I was like damn, the mom went and got a drink for the dad, and well did he? Just kept wearing his suit at dinner He'd be for it.

Speaker 3:

He's wearing his. Yeah, tell me how your day was boys. How did your day go?

Speaker 1:

He's like how your day go, saying like you come home, and then you go in there and do your homework.

Speaker 2:

The kids were all behaved and everything tucked in button up shirts All right. Man it ain't that easy for them.

Speaker 1:

It was like man like it's just a step for children. Yeah.

Speaker 2:

I got in trouble today, paul.

Speaker 3:

What'd you do?

Speaker 2:

Beaver, I mean there was some good story there was some good story lines.

Speaker 1:

You just be getting into it. No, hey, I love leaving to Beaver, yeah, and Monsters is just. I look, I forget the niece's name. She can never keep a dude, I can't think of anything. No, they see the family. I'm like, man, she was a piece. They see the family home. You see homeboy, yeah, running down the steps and hopping in the car and you're like, oh, he thinks I'm ugly. No, he thinks your family is ugly. Crazy. Have you seen, grandpa Monster?

Speaker 2:

But they're bringing a lot of this stuff back, though. What did I just see that's coming back? Oh man, I see they brought back the Beetlejuice.

Speaker 1:

Beetlejuice is coming back.

Speaker 2:

Beetlejuice was good, beetlejuice was good. What else did I just see was coming back Twister, the movie. They're calling it Twisters now.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, so it's going to be a couple.

Speaker 2:

That was going to be a couple.

Speaker 1:

No, I'm saying there's going to be a couple of Twisters.

Speaker 2:

Oh, ok, because remember the Twister it was just one right, but it's the same. It's the same Like they just basically remade it.

Speaker 1:

Oh, OK so that's coming back. Damn let's see Coming back. That was good. That was good. Everything's coming back. Damn. When did that come?

Speaker 2:

out that had to be early 90s.

Speaker 1:

That was a good movie, yeah.

Speaker 3:

Hey, I remember that, Was it like Sharknado?

Speaker 2:

No.

Speaker 1:

I mean.

Speaker 3:

Sharknado is cheesy oh. You got to watch.

Speaker 2:

Twisters.

Speaker 1:

Who was it? Kevin Coch.

Speaker 3:

No.

Speaker 1:

Cinematically. It's just like seeing it on the big screen. And this I remember when one of my boys, I think my boy, aaron Prude, had just got a home like a little home theater system or something, and he had put Twister, unlike the little VCR. So you heard that, oh you see, and you're like damn.

Speaker 2:

Bill Paxson, Helen Hunt.

Speaker 1:

Oh, I remember Helen Hunt, a little cute self.

Speaker 3:

That was a good one 1996 film.

Speaker 2:

You got to check that out. But yes, they're making a remake.

Speaker 3:

But everything comes back. Yeah, it all goes back around, just like Bill Bottoms coming back.

Speaker 2:

They just run it out of stuff.

Speaker 3:

Hey.

Speaker 1:

You can only be so original. That's true, hey. But I don't think like the movies. Well, maybe they are, we just don't watch them. But I was going to say the movies, like 16 Candles, breakfast Club, they going to come back. But then though, I'm saying they probably do make them, but it's not geared towards me Because, you know, like Mean Girls, Mean Girls yeah. So I'm just saying like Mean Girls would probably be, you know, like when we watch Weird Science or Breakfast Club.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, I'm just saying that it's a new generation. Yeah, it's equivalent.

Speaker 1:

So yeah, I take that statement back.

Speaker 3:

Because I just started thinking about it I'm like wait what the hell?

Speaker 1:

I ain't going to see none of my 15, 16 year old movies Anyway.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, it's all, but it all comes back around. It's crazy.

Speaker 3:

Well, it goes around Trying to tell your kids.

Speaker 2:

I try to tell my boys like hey, man, this is a bit around.

Speaker 1:

What they think it's new. They think it's new. I'm like this is.

Speaker 2:

Hey, because I was having a conversation with my son who was talking about video game Rainbow Six, so I think my brother was over at Cribb.

Speaker 1:

And he was like oh, what game you playing?

Speaker 2:

I'm playing Rainbow Six. He's like man. I used to play Rainbow Six when that was original, right, right. So it's back out. It's been. It's never went OK Right away, but you know, obviously over years.

Speaker 1:

Oh, they just made it. Yeah, yeah.

Speaker 2:

Man. We used to be in college playing it, you know, yeah, we try to tell them that he's like no, y'all didn't.

Speaker 1:

He's like man you don't know nothing, because he thinks he knows it. Yeah, yeah.

Speaker 2:

Come on, dawg, we used to play this one, you know. Granted, it's changed. The graphics has changed. It's a lot smoother now. Right Like doom. I know everybody play Like Contra. I remember.

Speaker 1:

Contra, I remember Contra and I remember playing Contra.

Speaker 2:

I love Contra and Super Contra.

Speaker 1:

That was next level when it came out. Yeah, that was next level.

Speaker 3:

You said that Unlimited ammo boy man that was fun Like. I'm trying to think Put your unlimited ammo code in.

Speaker 1:

Oh yeah, see, that's my thing right there, everybody had the code yeah.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, you put that. Everybody had the code for Mike Tyson Punch out Duh. Oh yeah, I never man, I never ever beat me neither I never, ever beat Mike Tyson.

Speaker 3:

I beat him, though I beat him.

Speaker 2:

Oh, I beat him, yeah, because you figured out his moves. I never, ever get away, just dodge.

Speaker 1:

It's been so long I can't remember beating him, because I would remember that. Yeah, because you figured out his moves.

Speaker 2:

I mean, I think, I've fought him a few times he come back, then you get dutu and he'll be like come back in.

Speaker 3:

And then he'll just go on a barrage. So you guys know how to like, dodge and like scoop, scoop.

Speaker 1:

You know he's coming right, right, yeah, yeah, yeah, Once you get the pattern.

Speaker 2:

Every single time it was the same.

Speaker 1:

I bet the first time you knocked him down, boys man, you was probably like static.

Speaker 2:

I was so damn happy, dawg man you probably that's when you called your boys. I just beat Mike Tyson, I took forever to knock Mike down, but shoot got it though.

Speaker 3:

Yes, sir.

Speaker 1:

That can't beat me.

Speaker 3:

I think like Three times to the third round. Yeah, like, like TKL went to the third round. Three punches.

Speaker 2:

I'm like damn he was like what's his name? Joe Glass Joe.

Speaker 1:

Oh man, glass Joe was my bitch man. I do. I used to love beating him up. He used to come out there to do this would get me.

Speaker 2:

Don't eat.

Speaker 1:

Don't eat, don't eat All right Glass, joe, and then you know they sit up there.

Speaker 3:

Oh, you didn't miss that punch.

Speaker 1:

Then you like man, give me all your lunch money.

Speaker 2:

Joe, these kids don't know what they're missing.

Speaker 1:

Hell yeah.

Speaker 2:

Realistic On VR. You up here fighting for real.

Speaker 3:

You up here about not holding the wall For real. You up here fighting for real.

Speaker 1:

I saw the clip. We was talking about this earlier. Remember when the I think you do hit the little kid? The little kid was all right, he was playing a boxing game and he hit the little kid. Oh, my goodness, oh I'm like walking by yeah, yeah, because that's what it was, the little kid. Just walking by yeah, yeah, You're like aw, hell no.

Speaker 3:

It's getting out of control, though Just like to do that at the game. He was at one of them games New York's game he was on the floor seats. He had the headgear on.

Speaker 2:

Oh, did he have the apple.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, man I don't even know why Sit your ass down? Nobody try to look at you.

Speaker 1:

Why would they even let him? I guess you can. I'm like dude, don't come in with it.

Speaker 2:

It's a wearable right, so it's like how different is it coming in with your watch or your phone?

Speaker 3:

Yeah, sunglasses Like those.

Speaker 1:

Put them down.

Speaker 2:

Like stop man, that was stupid. And they're watching the movie during the game, probably watching the game inside the game, I don't know.

Speaker 1:

Hey.

Speaker 2:

Watching a replay.

Speaker 1:

I hear Powerball, though I'm going to grab one, oh yeah.

Speaker 3:

I go grab one. I hear Powerball.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, yeah.

Speaker 2:

Just to be like, what is this about? For real $3,500.

Speaker 1:

God that man listen, that's how much they cost. Damn yeah, they $3,500.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, I'm definitely ain't buying one.

Speaker 1:

No, I'll get that now. I'll sit at the very real Dude.

Speaker 2:

I think about that.

Speaker 1:

I said to the parent think about that thing for like four, five days, like ah, how many days? Nah, I'm telling you.

Speaker 3:

What can I return?

Speaker 1:

What's the return policy? Yeah, I'm taking this back. Better buy that at Costco.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, Taking that cost back like two years later. Oh yeah, I heard about that.

Speaker 1:

Somebody said this lady took back at Costco two years later. That's crazy.

Speaker 3:

Got a full refund.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, got a full refund. I was like man. They better change their return policy.

Speaker 2:

My old boy. He bought a TV from somewhere. He bought a used TV or some open box item. They had the same one at Costco. Got the open box for when they home had like a little something was wrong with the pixels, Went to Costco.

Speaker 3:

Just swapped, swapped in return. There you go.

Speaker 2:

I was like damn they be getting hey, hey bro but it's all bulk now I mean

Speaker 1:

there's so much stuff out there dawg.

Speaker 2:

It's like you know they.

Speaker 3:

I would think they have code on that bitch.

Speaker 2:

Now they do. I think now they do Like a digital code or something. Because everything's digital now they can just scan it. Right, you can like be.

Speaker 3:

this is your own number. Uh-uh, you can scan.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, be like. Oh, you ain't buy that from here.

Speaker 2:

Sam's Club. You just go up there with your phone and your app and you just yeah, yeah check out right there. It's crazy, but yeah take advantage of it.

Speaker 3:

I love Sam's Club Scan and check out. I use it at the gas pump. I love it.

Speaker 1:

Oh yeah, that's what I do. I'll sit up here now Because it's been a few times I forgot to grab my wallet. You don't even think about it no more. You be like oh, I'm cold Because I miss so many places that except Google Pay, samsung Pay, apple Pay, all that, so you go to them and you just yeah, it's a matter of time before it's just right here, use your watch.

Speaker 2:

It's a matter of time before it's just embedded.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, you won't even have to. Yeah, you won't even have to carry a. It's in your finger, oh yeah, or you sit up here, scan your eyeball or something.

Speaker 3:

That'd be nice.

Speaker 2:

That's black mirror right there.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, I still have an uh oh idea watch. I think it's called love lover stalker killer. I saw that on there. I watched it. Oh, OK, here we go. Lover stalker killer. I heard that Thanksgiving is going to be released on Netflix On Netflix soon. Yeah, yeah, they said Thanksgiving. That's a. That's a nice slasher film, that lover stalker killer. It's a documentary. That's pretty good. I want to see that one night of pop. I want to see that. I haven't watched that.

Speaker 2:

You know what I do want to see that, would I just finish watching Linus special office Linus with.

Speaker 1:

Is that on Netflix or Amazon Apple oh?

Speaker 2:

so Apple OK with, oh God man.

Speaker 1:

I think I I've seen, I think I've seen commercials for it.

Speaker 2:

Who's the main chick? Oh sorry, it's.

Speaker 1:

I know there was oh it's always out there.

Speaker 2:

It's always out there. She's in it, yes, but good, watch it Very good.

Speaker 1:

OK.

Speaker 2:

I'm trying to think what else I watch lately.

Speaker 1:

Like I said, I had a had an email. It was telling me everything that was being released from. It was telling me everything that was being released on Netflix. I know that. I know that love, stalk, lover, whatever Duh that's. Ah, that's good, you just sitting up here. So I think a lot of it was one I wanted to see. I was about to play it but it was a it was a and it was a.

Speaker 1:

the love stalker killer is in a series. It's just that's why I like watching those, because it's just the one of them, okay.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, a lot of it's in a series, but it's only eight episodes.

Speaker 1:

Sometimes with the seasons I just kind of be like, ah man.

Speaker 3:

I forgot what y'all recommended last week. I'm gonna go back and listen to the podcast.

Speaker 2:

Last week.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, cause y'all said something about one, two. It's like you gotta watch it Like man, I'm not gonna watch it.

Speaker 1:

I know Sharad was saying something about Brother's son. Yeah, brother's son, that's good. Oh, it was something about Ninjas, I don't know. I think it. I don't know if it's out or if it's coming soon. Oh, house of Ninjas how wait. That is on Netflix.

Speaker 2:

Netflix. Okay, is that it Right there?

Speaker 1:

Yeah, it might be that man, if they gonna have Ninjas in there. Oh, I'm watching that?

Speaker 2:

Oh, I'm watching that. That's why I like the brother's son, cause it's Kung Fu.

Speaker 3:

Yeah yeah, yeah you got it.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, I'm in for all that stuff. I'm always down for Kung Fu fleet. Oh, that's what I said.

Speaker 2:

Players looks good. That's the one with Damien Wayne Jr.

Speaker 1:

Oh, that looks hilarious, that looks good. That's a movie though, or is that this? Yep, it's a movie, yeah, okay.

Speaker 2:

Man, what is the one? The Vince Staples story.

Speaker 3:

Man, if they stop making it.

Speaker 1:

Oh, that looks hilarious, I wanna watch that they stop watching Ballers.

Speaker 2:

What's?

Speaker 3:

that one. I used to watch Ballers.

Speaker 2:

Ballers is on HBO, so I think it's on Netflix too, yeah.

Speaker 1:

Are you done watching all of it or?

Speaker 3:

Yeah, I was, I started up. Oh yeah, I know see yeah, no, Ballers is done. Oh, it's done.

Speaker 1:

I mean, unless Netflix is gonna sit up here and, oh, redo it, try to redo it, but yeah, no, it's done.

Speaker 2:

I almost finished watching Lyft. I ain't finished it yet. Kevin Hart.

Speaker 1:

That's a movie, right Movie, yeah, okay, okay. Yeah, I haven't Lyft, I haven't started that.

Speaker 2:

I'm trying to think if there's anything else.

Speaker 1:

Hey, the Vince Staples, I'm glad you said that. Is he a comedian?

Speaker 2:

No, he's a rapper. Vince Staples is a rapper, right.

Speaker 1:

That's him, I think. So what the dude. I got some songs of that.

Speaker 2:

Kat American rappers. Yeah, oh cause I'm what?

Speaker 1:

Vince.

Speaker 2:

Staples yeah, oh yeah. He's kind of a hilarious rapper, though, like if you listen to his rhymes.

Speaker 1:

Cause I'm sitting up here, like why does this dude's name sound? Cause I'm just watching the clip, I was like why does this dude's name sound familiar? So then when I just saw the, I was like wait, damn, it's here. I know this cat from somewhere. Is he a comedian or Okay? Okay, yeah, he's a rapper.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, it makes sense. Now he's more of a, he's kind of like a chance to rapper.

Speaker 1:

Kind of like that, johnny, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So, dude, I saw it like the little trailer when it was at the family reunion. Oh hey, oh, my God, you know that's.

Speaker 2:

I started watching Mr and Mrs Smith too.

Speaker 1:

Oh, that's what ATL do.

Speaker 2:

With yeah, dave Donald Glover.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, I heard it was good.

Speaker 2:

I'm only through episode one.

Speaker 1:

It's pretty good it kind of starts off a little soon. That's the thing. Once it's a whole bunch of but see these new. I mean I know the football season is over now, so it don't One thing I do like about this. They got a little free time.

Speaker 2:

These series on Netflix and Prime. They only do like eight episodes.

Speaker 1:

So when they?

Speaker 2:

like the whole 20 episodes yeah, yeah, yeah, of the other ones but they only do like eight to 10 episodes, which makes it easier. So if you watch, a couple per week you'd be doubting them all.

Speaker 1:

All right so Abid Elimintry did come back. Yeah, I want to. I got two episodes waiting on me right now. The first one was an hour, was it, I think? So yeah, I got Abid Elimintry. That show was hilarious. My track meet started back up.

Speaker 2:

I'm like man, but yeah, it's just kind of. I know the elephant in the room is yes, my Niners lost.

Speaker 1:

But I told you you shouldn't even say it. Go Niners. At the end of the show. We should have just kept everything.

Speaker 2:

I know, I know, but Next year's our year They'll be back, I'll be all right, Next year gonna be the Cleveland Browns year. It was funny, my brother called me up. He's like man, he's like hey, y'all had your chance. But you know, next year, our year, we'll be Dallas Cowboys. Fans say every year oh man.

Speaker 3:

They been saying that for 20 years now. Next year our year.

Speaker 2:

It made me feel good because I got a good laugh about it.

Speaker 1:

Patrick, mahones, y'all.

Speaker 3:

Hey, I told you not to bet against him.

Speaker 1:

I ain't betting against Patrick. The next shirt that was in rotation was Kansas City. I was like I ain't gonna even do that to my dude. I was like, let me just, let me go, just put on a different shirt, Let it, let it.

Speaker 2:

I cried the day.

Speaker 1:

Let it wear off a little bit, and then I break out my Kansas City stuff.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, exactly, but that's a laugh.

Speaker 1:

You know, hey, y'all just.

Speaker 2:

Y'all hey that cat, but thank you guys for not bringing it up.

Speaker 3:

Joe's not gonna. I ain't gonna rub it in, appreciate it. Yeah, alabama lost too, so I ain't gonna rub that in either. Joe be ready to fight.

Speaker 2:

He might try to stab me. Oh yeah, joe he gonna get you next week, though Nah, he's too late. It's a Statue of Libertation, hey you know now with him.

Speaker 1:

He was like, hey, he been gone the last couple of weeks still.

Speaker 2:

He got some stuff to get off his chest.

Speaker 1:

Oh yeah, we're gonna let Joe flow Sure, he does.

Speaker 3:

Yes, sir.

Speaker 1:

I do have one question, go ahead. At what point did you know you were like, oh, we losing when they went in overtime. When y'all kicked the field goal and had three points we kicked the field goal. I was like, if you know, Patrick Mahomes is 7-7. I know he's 7-7. That's crazy Under a minute in playoff games when they down. That is wild man. When they kicked the field goal, that's ridiculous dawg, what you wanted them to go for it was fourth and sixth.

Speaker 1:

Hey, you almost said it would be like I would have rather gone for it and make him drive the whole field.

Speaker 3:

Right, yes.

Speaker 1:

I mean is it they?

Speaker 3:

gotta go back that way, right yeah?

Speaker 1:

Yeah, it's so many. You just never know right the ball, the way the ball bounced. I mean it's so many things, but you just like it's Patrick Mahomes.

Speaker 2:

It's just like you can't count him out. That's the thing. I don't care how good your defense is, you can't count.

Speaker 1:

Patrick Mahomes, I'm gonna tell you this Wait, when did y'all get the ball? When did y'all pick up? When did y'all pick up what's?

Speaker 2:

my guys' name. What y'all?

Speaker 1:

No backup quarterback.

Speaker 2:

Oh, darnell, darnell.

Speaker 1:

When did y'all pick him up? Beginning of the year, beginning of this year. Yeah, you gonna be somewhere next year.

Speaker 3:

He wasn't ready for the situation? Hey no.

Speaker 1:

No, I'm talking about Sam Darnell, yeah.

Speaker 2:

I might wanna look at him. You're gonna be somewhere next year. They already said he ain't coming back. He ain't coming back.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, someone's gonna grab him. Sam Darnell, nice dawg.

Speaker 2:

I like that Kat Someone. Yeah, they already said he ain't.

Speaker 1:

That's off to Sam.

Speaker 3:

Darnell.

Speaker 1:

I'm a always be a Sam Darnell fan. You can come play In Cleveland, Go play yeah, go play for Cleveland Basketball season.

Speaker 2:

Y'all enjoy it, but the all-star weekend.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, enjoy the celebrity game. You know what? We can't even talk about it. This stuff come out. Yeah, we just ain't no need to talk about.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, what time is the celebrity game? Come on, I wanna make sure I go watch it In a minute.

Speaker 1:

All right, we're gonna get it y'all. Bye, john Peace.

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