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hello and welcome. Thanks for getting your pot on. Thanks for telling
a friend. That's how we spread the word about the pirate ship. Danny,
how did the gig go you went out right? Yeah? Oh oh
no, nothing, Kevin. Was it just me? Or is that an
under sell? That is an under sell? No, I went all right.
We played for like three straight hours. So they have a drawing that
they do soever you can't play until the drawing is done. They had this
huge drawing for like sixty five hundred dollars and something, and then once that's
awarded, you can play. But what happens oftentimes is that the person who
wins the drawing, I find this hard to believe, sometimes leaves before their
name gets called, and so you gotta wait five more minutes until they draw
another name because and they keep announcing it till they get a winner. But
last night, man, I don't know who the winner was, but they
camped out right in front of that cashiers box man because they were ready.
Oh they're ready. And by the way, you could tell when you pulled
in that parking lot that those people read a party, because oh, my
goodness, you had a great gig. Gamblers can't park to save their lives
between the lines. Across the lines. It's like, no, I got
to get in gamble. Yeah, so yeah, it's addiction. What gamble?
Having a good time. What's that that that gambled listening to a bat.
It was a gamble as to whether or not they'd be good. Well,
I don't know, Kevin. Good weekend, Yeah, good weekend for
me. Good weekend for Rit. Not so good for Quinnipiac. Oh no
ye, they got beat Friday, but they'll still make the tournament. But
Rit big win last night. Yeah, I saw that. And Jamison who
schooled me in basketball. We went out to uh East Sporta and Henrietta,
which is gonna be La Fitness in about a month. Jamison just schooled me
in basketball. How many points did you drop on me? Get right in
that mic? Forty five points? He was crushing me. He was shooting
from like he was hitting from way behind the three point line. I was
I couldn't get around him. I'm pushing him. He started making fun of
me. We have a vident. Huh turn around Yeah, yeah, he
did all kind of white shadow over here. Yeah he was. Uh,
it was good. He came in on Friday late and uh schooled me in
basketball on Saturday and then uh, I think the time change and talking to
his buddies late at night. So we gotta we gotta work out some stuff.
But we'll uh, we've been good and Jamison had a uh had a
good time. But you get put in your place by a kid daddy.
That's what happens. You get put in your place. By time. I
could see the documentary the thirty for thirty on Jamison Morano. My dad has
me to play basketball and I took that personally. Is he still young enough
for you? Like I let him win? No, I would love to
say that, Kevin. But I'm so bad. I'm so bad, like
basketball was. I never got cut from a sport ever in my life.
And I knew if I went out for basketball in high school that I would
get cut. And I didn't think I could handle it. And I wish
I wish I had. I wish I had. I'll say that because I
think you learn to handle things and then you want it, you work for
it, and you earn it. That kind of thing, you know in
the next year, because I think eventually you'd make it. If it was
a small school, there's not a lot. We did have Tyler who's the
kid who played for Tyler Ralph. No, Tyler Ralph played for huh Tyler
Lydon. He he is a pine Plains guy, and he went to Syracuse.
I think he stayed an extra year to win the championship with his brother.
I think they went to the States and then he went to a prep
school and then on to Syracuse and then eventually the Denver Nuggets. I know
he's not in the NBA anymore, but he's I think he's back coaching or
doing some kind of school online, doing something. But it is funny because
no, I did not let him win. I tried to beat you,
Jamison. Every time Jamison would even do this thing where he goes he would
kiss his hand, touch his butt, wiggles's shoulders, shoot the ball,
turn around, start walking away, swish nothing but nets on pink starts.
I was like, what the hell I got school? I got school.
They good put in your place by a child, Daniel, Yes, I
have actually recently. Really yeah, what happened? Well, so my brother
calls me up the other day. He goes, hey, your nephew's praying
for you. I go, really, well, that's nice, because yeah,
I feels good to that family can use the prayers. Yeah, what's
he praying for? He goes, well, you're gonna find it's funny,
which I didn't kind of alludes to what we've been talking about on the show,
but not going a new band went around like that, Well, we'll
do it another. We'll show him when we go to break So, so,
uh he calls me up. He goes so, uh Wednesday night.
You know in the evangelical churches they have Wednesday night services. And he's got
a pretty big church that he goes to. It's got about a couple hundred
people. And the pastor decides, okay, we're gonna have open prayer time.
Now, you grew up in an evangelical church, so you know this
could go many different ways. Okay to love when missus Tree would get up
and we would hear all the family gossip. Yes, Ricky Tree. Her
name was Ricky Tree. Is that not I just thought of that. Now
that sounds like it's made up. Yeah, I know, it sounds like
it's made up. It's like a Will Ferrell movie. Ricky Tree, she
was done, They go, go, Ricky, go Ricky. Well anyway,
so they're used to sit up straight and listen. Yeah, Husbin's name
was Daryl. Daryl Tree a brother named Daryl two sorry, so uh so
I guess they're all praying. They're all standing around. The pastor goes,
okay, so anybody who wants to pray can pray. Just be respectful of
each other and don't air your family laundry like he did say that. So
some people will pray and other people won't. And my nephew like third third
prayer in I like to pray for my uncle Dan that he sheds a few
pounds. Wow. Wow. So the whole congregation starts cracking up, and
the pastor goes, this is the same uncle you were praying about a couple
of weeks ago. How old is he? He's seven? And do they
talk about how fat you are? Well, that's what I wanted to know.
So that's my probably. What is this gut to do with anything?
But what seven year old knows about shedding pounds? That's my pot. I
want to know what there is talk behind your back in the family, they
are shipping on you. Here's what Jordan him eating. Here's what well we
did, trumble cookies, crumble cookie. He checked. Dan took us to
trumble cookie. So well we did well, yeah, well we he did.
We had we had we hung out the week before, you know,
so you may have seen me eating. But uh, I go, how
would he know that I have been battling the bulge? And he goes,
well, apparently, like I like to put you on speakerphone when you call
me about work, and then we get in the conversation about other stuff and
he overheard us. So I asked her, how did you uncle Dan needed
to shed a few pounds. I heard you guys talking on your folk up
like thodd. He could use some help. It's his kids, right,
yeah, you know it's a smart kid about the bab Yes. Yeah,
now I got that going for me too, which is nice. I will
say that at least you're not this guy. I saw this on instan I
follow something on Instagram called fuck Jerry, and it's just a bunch of silly
things. It's like like anything that can go wrong will go wrong. This
is a guy and I don't know. He must have a Nest camera in
his home office. He's on a zoom call or a teams meeting or whatever
it is, and a squirrel comes into his office. Now, I want
you to imagine if this was your dad. Okay, the purpose the beginning
of the meeting, let's just get in now. He must have had a
problem because he has a bat really nearby. Let's just get in. Unless
the squirrel killed your entire family and made you watch, there's no fucking way
you should ever react that way at all. I say, huh, that
sounds so staged. Oh well, you got to see the squirrel running around.
I get the squirre running around, but rects like that to a squirrel,
I don't know. That sounds like a demonic possession. It does.
Imagine if that was your dad, though, I'd be so embarrassed. Of
course you would. Like I've heard stories over the years of classmates who have
told me I lost for my respect. I lost respect from my dad when
dot dot dot really And I'm like, huh, what was it? Give
me an example. Did somebody lose this? One kid told me that he
had to show his dad how to start his lawnmower. Come on, yeah,
for real, all right, because I just showed my dad how to
start the lawnmower. Now, my father was a man's man. I never
loved lost respect for my father at all. He may have lost respect for
me, yes, he did. So to Grandpa, my grandpa, I
want points to Dan, you better go to college. I don't know,
but but like this kid like told me, he goes, oh, yeah,
I lost respect for my father when I had to show him how to
use the lawnmower. Jameson, when did you lose respect for me? The
day he was born? Did do you ever lose respect for me? Yeah?
You did? Did you really? Yeah? He dropped forty five on
you this afternoon. That's when you d lost respect for me because you dropped
forty five. Yeah you're kidding. I hope you're kidding. You're not.
Oh my god, that hurts. That hurts terrible. He got mad and
started kicking the ball around and hit the hit the ceiling in the gym because
I beat him. He was like, this is you don't know? Like
this, I'm showing you how not. No, you're just having your realization
that you look stupid. So was no because I had heard that's what you
did when you're frustrating. No, no, no, it wasn't. I
wonder you like this wasn't trying out for the bills. I'm gonna be a
punter, you know, I did see as a as a good dad was
uh Caitlyn Clark's father, Kate and Clark started complaining at the end of the
game and she either looked to him or she was complaining to a ref and
they show her father in the stands, and her father, you can read
his lips, go stop complaining. Oh my god. Stop. And then
I raised up the understanding hand and she came correct. I don't know,
she just whatever he did. And then a CBS reporter, Brad Crawford,
claimed that he later could be heard saying take her out, my gosh,
because Caitlyn had committed an offensive foul and her sixth turnover in the first half.
And by the way, she scored twenty seven points, adding ten assists,
eight rebounds in over thirty one minutes a game, so it's not like
she had a bad game at all. It's just that you're just watching that
as her father, and she always credits her dad as the big thing.
These games were in Albany. Yeah, yeah, I know people who went
yesterday, and I got to think they had to be packed because I went
to games last year in Buffalo for the men's tournament and they were not.
It was plenty of rooms. Yeah, the NA tournament really doesn't sell as
well as you think it will. Well, they gets to the final four,
absolutely, but four unless you're near your college. Yeah, because what
happens is it's so random. You got four days to buy tickets, right,
and people are like, I'm not driving all the way to blank or
flying all the way. It's expensive, right, you got to get hotels.
But I think the women's tournament, I think people are going to see
her. I think I think, yeah, it could be like Laterener or
Hurley back of the or the Fab five back of the nineties when college basketball,
men's basketball I haded to produce players for longer than a year. Yeah,
but they also cycle with cities not very often, so you're getting the
same cities over and over and over again. Yeah, you are get bored.
But the word of it. But the women's tournament typically draws less than
the men. So Caitlyn Clark has become the attraction in the women's game.
Like she's the attraction. So are like lsu A, South Carolina and like
anywhere if I don't even know if UKN still in it with you know,
they're an attraction. But there's like five or six attractions in college women's college
basketball that people will pay to see no matter what. And then everybody else
nobody really cares. I think there's one women's college basketball team that's getting a
real boost. Yeah, I'm hearing like a real a real boost. We
will, uh will take a moment. We'll get into that because it goes
to the question of journalism and whether or not is journalism somewhat some some may
say a lost art. Are we depending too much on clicks? Or is
now the term fake news? Uh, just something you can kind of a
variation on that that you can claim that will sort of discredit somebody without you
know. We'll get into this debate because it's an interesting conversation, and I
been reaching out to some people who do investigative journalism pieces really as as their
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microphone what's the name of son there? It is right there. We can't
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Get ready? In that microphone? Dander? What's the Dan Snyder thing?
He just got? He? Oh, Dan Schneider from Nickelodeon. He
was deep. It's basically a Jeffrey epsteam in Nickelodeon. Well, let's not
go that far, but I understand he didn't. He had sex with one
of the cast members and got her pregnant. She had to get an abortion.
I know that I didn't either. Yeah, there's there's a documentary Max
and it's called Quite on the Set. Yeah, I've been wanting to watch
that, and I know Mark Hillman had watched it. It's like a series,
almost like just one docufore episodes, four parts? Did you see it?
And then there's the mistake the original too. I'm reading that he was
the adult on the what was his name? I know he was head of
the class. Cat who is the adult on them? I don't remember.
He was the adult on Sam and Cat or or not Sam and Kat,
Jash and Drake. It's another one. It's with he produced all those Nickelodeon
shows. He produced them. It's with Sam, But is he the one
that's being accused of this stuff. He's one of them, He's one of
them, but he's the big fact, the main guy. Yeah. Yeah,
and he's the one who impregnated jameson who do you impregnate? Because there's
a lot of talk about him hanging out with Like there's there's a scene of
him in a in a hot tub fully clothes. We have Amanda Bins and
a man of binds. It was her. It's been a head case for
for years and there's a lot of like stuff going back and forth. But
like, I didn't see anything that he he may have alluded to some stuff,
antinuated stuff. I've seen clips of people talking about it because I don't
have the time to watch it, but they put they posted certain clips on
Twitter. But I never I didn't know that he got accused of impregnating anybody
or touching anybody. He just would allude to a lot of sexual acts with
these miners on the set, like they would do scenes where it would end
up being like looking like a money shot, right, but it wasn't actual
sex, but it was alluded to and the kids had no idea. Now
the back, Now the response to that is that their parents were on the
set. There are other adults on the set. They could have protested if
they wanted to. But I didn't know that he was accused of impregnating anybody.
I haven't heard. Is that what it says? Raped? Sexual?
Wisconda? All right, well we'll I have to do a little more digging
on this because I haven't watched that, and I know it's been gaining some
steam over the still, I think even TMZ had stuff today regarding that,
regarding uh was it Drake and Josh Jamison. I think that one of them
did not come out and support the other guy. And why is he not
in this? Oh? I Carly one of them? Yeah, but that
guy was like a funny guy. He was the older her older brother on
the show. Jerry. Yeah. I have a video somewhere when she came
into p x Y Spencer from I Carly, Yeah, what about so in
the his actor Jerry Traynor apparently there like there's of course, Dan Snuder posted
YouTube videos of like bts of the show, right yeah, and some of
them it seems like Spencer the what his character name is being sarcastic when saying,
let us go home, Dan, Come on, Dan, let us
go home. No, leave them alone, Dan, Like sounds like he's
being joking with him, but yeah, like to make it seem so Spencer
was trying to send a message, you think, trying to send a message
and like protect the little kids from him type thing like from Dan. I
also know there's one scene where either Ariana Grande or Amanda Bynes is trying on
clothes and doing spins and Snyder's standing there and he tells the photographer, I
want polaroids. Sure here. I mean, like, so it's a there's
a lot of weird stuff. Hold your hold your phone up to the microphone
when Yeah, seriously, let us go home, Dan. We would be
home if you had gotten home of your life earlier in the day, right,
am I right. That's the other thing. They would also brend and
eventually break those child labor laws to get shows out, you know that.
And one of them, he's scared a victorious actor and the caption said scaring
so and so actress very very very very cute, very very very very cute
hashtag cuteness. As he scares her and you can tell like before like she
wants to get mad, but She laughs it off like she wants to get
mad at him, but she can't because huh of what he'll do to her
because he's the boss. He's no, he's he's the rapist, like yes,
but he's also the boss, you know. I mean. So he
issued an apology video and he looks terrible. He looks like hell I thought
he comments? Does he answer back on some of these he charges? Mark
said he was not in the documentary, but his comments were his comments are
put it into the docum. Maybe I'll try to watch some of that this
week and see maybe we'll talk about it like on Wednesday or something. Have
you watched any of it? No? I just watched if not either,
Okay, Meanwhile, there is so last night I'm looking through and I see
this stuff with Kim Mulkay. I think that's how you're saying, Mochi.
Is that what it is? Y? I've heard of both. She's the
head coach of the women's LSU basketball team, and she has a problem with
a piece that's being done by the Washington Post on her. That's been two
years. I'm going to play you. She has a long statement she stood
as sad at the DAIS but as I was going through and doing some research
on this, and I've been trying to think because I think the originally,
I think the the immediate response when you hear this is She's right. Journalism
has gone away. People are just looking for clicks, and that's what they're
doing. Now. We had Tyler Dunna and the guy who wrote this,
she doesn't name him. I'll name him because he's sort of out of himself.
His name is let me see if I have I had it somewhere here,
Kent Bab. He's a reporter for the Washington Post, and he wrote
an article about two years ago called in Baton Rouge or the title was in
Baton Rouge There's one hundred million dollar football coach and everyone else, And that
was about Brian Kelly. Yes, so she is going after him, saying
it's going to be a hatchet piece now, Bab. So I'm looking through
and I see that Bab on his Instagram page has one of Tyler Dunn's books.
He takes a picture and writes great read from a friend. So I
reach out to Tyler. Tyler says he's on vacation, but he was going
to try to get this guy. I would love to talk to him,
Like he goes, I'm sure right now, I don't know if you duck
and run wait to hear this what she's saying, because it's pretty pointed.
But at the same time, it's journalism, so it adds all these questions
come up, like a lot of ethical questions about journalism and whether or not.
But this guy doesn't sound like he's necessarily hiding because she talks about I
won't sit with him because of the hatchetpiece he wrote on Brian Kelly. And
this guy comes out and says and tweets out hatchet piece question mark and then
puts a link to the article to say, where's the hatchet piece? So
here is the head coach of the women's LSU basketball team, Kim Malkey.
And I think for the purposes of you know, oops, yeah, that's
the reason he has gone to try and put a hit piece together. This
reporter has been working on a story about me for two years. After two
years of trying to get me to sit with him for an interview, he
contacts LSU on Tuesday as we were getting ready for the first round game of
this tournament with more than a dozen questions demanding a response by Thursday, right
before we're scheduled to tip off. Are you kidding me? This was a
ridiculous deadline that LSU and I could not possibly meet, and the reporter knew
it. It was just an attempt to permit me from commenting and an attempt
to distract us from this tournament. It ain't gonna work, buddy, all
right, Well, hear more of what she has to say. So Barstool
had a link. I never really read Barstool stuff. I did not,
and that sounds terrible to say it that way. There's no reason why.
I just I just normally don't. So I went there and there's a guy
who works from called John Rich and John wrote an article about this, and
I just want to read what he wrote because I go if anybody Kevin,
if anybody has thoughts, I want him about to read. His name is
Daniel Barrillo. Here we gotstool. I don't want people to read this blog
and think I might have something against Kim Maulkie. I would like everyone to
know it is it as fact. I do not like this woman. I
can't stand any look at me, coach, just like the way coach K
lectures opposing players after games because he's but heard about losing to an underdog.
Was that true? Yeah, that's happened. That's happened. He did do
that. Yeah, oh yeah, I think there's a Fisher graduate. He
used to coach at Georgia Tech, and then he coached at George Mace and
Paul Hewitt. And Paul Hewitt told some friends of mine who coached at Fisher.
They said, you lose an appreciation for coach k when you have to
coach against him. Really, the guy's a dick. Okay, Like I'm
I've done all this stuff, I've written books, and I'm going to tell
you how life and basketball should work. Okay, He's one of those types,
gotcha all right. He also goes out to say the way Dabbo Sweeney
has made the Clemson Tigers football team entrance all about him when he sprints full
speed down the hill, leaving his players in the dust as an afterthought,
this is just this guy's opinion. Or literally, every time Kim Malke speaks
or chooses an outfit, I think she's a highly unlikable person. That's what
he wrote. Then he continues on in the article, I'm willing to bet
you can't take. You can take almost every basketball coach college basketball coach in
America, men or women, and if you call enough of his or her
former players, you're going to get some good dirt. Yeah. Yeah,
And he goes and much like Dave Kim Maulky is a controversial figure, meaning
Dave from Barstool, he references it meaning that if this writer from the Washington
Post can even get a few negative statements, they're going to get themselves a
well performing article. That's fair. So here's my thing. I don't know
if this is bad journalism, clickbait, or is there is there something that
could be in this because listen, she goes on further. Unfortunately, this
is part of a pattern that goes back years. I told this reporter two
years ago, and I didn't appreciate the hit job he wrote on Brian Kelly,
and that's why I wasn't going to do an interview with him. After
that, the reporter called two former college coaches of mine and left multiple messages
that he was with me in baton rouge to get them to call him back,
trying to trick these coaches into believing that I was working with the Washington
Post on a story. When my former coach spoke to him and found out
talking with a reporter. They were just distraught and they felt completely misled.
Former players have told me that the Washington Post has contacted them and offered to
let them be anonymous in a story if they'll say negative things about me.
The Washington Post has called former disgruntled players to get negative quotes to include in
their story. They're more the forty plus years of positive stories that people or
they have heard from people about me. But you see reporters who give a
megaphone to a one sided, embellished version of things aren't trying to tell the
truth. They're trying to sell newspapers and feed the click machine. This is
exactly why people don't trust journalists and the media anymore. It's these kinds of
sleazy tactics and hatchet jobs that people are just tired of. All Right,
she goes on, She's hired a defamation lawyer, the best in the country,
that kind of thing. So here's my question with this. I don't
know where the truth is in this, and I don't know what the truth
is anymore. And I think that Donald Trump has done an amazing thing in
this country in where he's changed the rules of engagement for everybody. You used
to have presidential debates, and I know people make it upset with me for
saying this, but you acted presidential. You got up there and you debated.
He got up there and started calling people names, and everybody would Yeah,
I want to fucking call that guy a name too. That's right.
I'm with you. I really think at least in the beginning, at least
in the beginning when he did his miser when he was on the first on
his first debate, and whether or not after that, you can debate he
became president of the United States, he may become president of the United States
for a second time. His poblem that's not what I'm talking about. I'm
saying that at that first debate he started calling people names. Yes, and
it was like holy shit, like because I remember looking at this going what
he doesn't really belong in this stage. I think a lot of people did.
And then the diplomatic like every other president, well, it wasn't even
that. It was just like I didn't I wasn't sure what his policy was.
And then he just started calling people names and that was it. And
then he started with the fake news stuff, and I'm not gonna say that
there isn't necessarily some kind of things where there's two sides to every story.
That's why I often hear I'll say, you gotta dig a little bit deeper
or think a little bit more. Whether it's a kid acting like a cat
and shitting in a litter box, I go, there's no way school's allowing
that to happen. But we've gone so far that it wouldn't. I think
if someone writes an article like that, it's not that. I think people
go, it's not that unbelievable. Yeah, I was gonna says the same
thing, So I mean that was so I'm not sure with this, like
where is the truth with it? Is this bad unethical journalism if he's trying
to get a story, or is there is there something to this about Kim
Maulkey and what are we going to find out? Potentially that she doesn't want
out there because to come out and nobody does this. I mean she finishes
that by saying a lot of people can't stand up to these people. They
don't have the money, they don't have this stuff behind them. I do.
I'm not allowing you to come after my girls and not after you come
after my team, my school or me. I can understand that, but
at the same time, look, Tyler Dunn's piece could have been called a
hit job on McDermott. Some of it's going to come from opinion. That's
why I reached out to Tyler because I thought I would love to at least
talk to somebody who does this, because as journalists it's a tough road.
Now. Now, Tyler's independent, but it's behind a paywall. Washington Post
is behind a paywall, so you got to pay, so it is sort
of that click thing. And it was a hit job from Tyler if you
only read that one line, yes, and what everything was reported, And
then I didn't read the other ten thousand lines. I learned that it's not
a hitch ob and I said that here and I went after certain media outlets
in Rochester that was irresponsible when you weren't here one night. I think it
was Hillman or somebody was very upset, and I said, I've read the
whole thing. And I read it and I said, in context, that's
that's like the second example, and all it's saying is the awkwardness of the
coach to relate to the players maybe, And it was really raising the question,
is this the guy meaning McDermott to get the Buffalo Bills over the hump?
That was sort of what I think that they had just lost another game
slipped through their fingers and it's like it all he did was here say hey,
here may be the reasons why. And it starts with the head coach.
So there was a legitimate cause and effect to that piece, right,
I want to know. And I'm not a huge Kim Malky fan either.
Some of the stuff that you addressed earlier by the guy from Barstool and from
whoever this writer is, some of those things are true. She is a
look at me, figuring no, no, no, I haven't read his
article because it's not out. That's my point though, But this was the
Barstool guy goes, she's a look at me. She is a look.
You could be a douchebag and still be doing things within the rules. That's
why I want to read the article before I jump to any conclusions. Well,
the article may not. Who knows if it's going to come out.
I mean, I got to think if you're the Washington Post and she says,
I have the best defamation lawyers in the country. You're the Washington Post,
you have Jeff Bezos. You no, I understand, but I think
that you also want to make sure that you do the proverbial dot my eyes
across to the licen check, make sure everything is right. Yes, yes,
yes, So she could be like going on the offensive first to prevent
something from coming out. That's what I want to know, because I'll tell
you what to me, she did the greatest service to bab Ever, now
I want to see this article. I want to read it. Ever,
I'll go through the paywall to read this. I will say this, as
far as the Washington Post goes, the last time they had this quote big
story, it was about the Washington football team. They weren't even think they
were the Commanders yet they were transitioningishly just stayed the Washington football team, by
the way, that was a better name. And what happened was like,
we got this huge expose and when the story came out, it's like,
oh, Dan Snyder's a creep and it's a hostile work environment. But you
really didn't tell us anything we didn't already know. We just have more details.
So really the piece was a big waste of time, and it got
everybody going, wait a second, is this what you're gonna come out with?
Then you got to do better than to drig grab everybody's attention. Was
it bab who wrote that? Yeah, I don't think he wrote it,
but it was his paper. Yeah, it was his paper. Well,
he's been working for the Washington Post for fourteen years. It's his features have
been named best in the Nation by the Associated Press Sports Editors on three occasions.
But usually guys who go for awards, the guys who get awarded go
for awards. I know one in particular. And he also has written two
books across the River Life Death and Football in an American City and not a
Game, The Incredible Rise and Unthinkable Fall of Allen Iverson. I've never heard
of this, dude. Yeah, I know the PC that they're referring to
with Brian Kelly, which was a whole lot of nothing. It was.
Yeah. He basically he hates Brian Kelly because Brian Kelly used to do,
you know, with the players at Notre Dame and he was so mean.
Now, there was a gentleman who was a student worker who was up on
top of a crane taping practice on a windy day and the crane came down
and he died, and that was because Kelly told him to tape practice.
Now the story is did he ask to come down? No, he didn't,
really, he just was doing his job. And because that happened on
Kelly's watch, Kelly's this murderer. That's not the case. And then all
of a sudden he leaves Dame for this high paying job at Louisiana and everybody's
like, oh, one an a hole, one an a hole. That's
what that piece was about. Okay, it was a big circle jerk is
what it was. So that's bad. And so here's my question. Then,
journalism today is it's it's tougher and who do you trust? And I'm
not saying that, and again I don't want to you know, if you're
Trump supported that I'm not saying it's Trump that changed the game, but it
was Trump that sort of highlighted this for people. It really was. Yeah,
I mean turn fakes. This term fake news came from Donald Trump.
But I'm not saying he's necessarily wrong, right, And that's why a lot
of times even here I'll say, you know, wait, I want to
make sure that we're looking, because we have to remember the opinion is halfway
between fact and fiction. So we could have the fact that he left for
one hundred million dollar job and the fact that a kid died, and the
opinion that he was afraid to ask the coach to come down. Well,
we don't know if that's that, that part is conjectured. That's right.
I'll tell you what the fictional part. Knowing me, knowing me at nineteen
twenty twenty one years old, and I'm taking practice for a big time coach
like a broadcast. I'm not asking. I'm probably sitting in a casket right
now. Yeah, okay, because the oh that's the culture he instilled.
Yeah, but that's every college football coach, yes, not just this guy.
Yes, but I'm but you see the point, right right, so
we do believe, honestly, I think comes down to which side of the
alley are on. We've got to that point in this country where it's sad
you may say one thing, he may sit in there, or whoever I
agree with is yeah, I was one politically aligned with right Like, right
now there's this big their own free thoughts anymore. Right now, there's this
big battle in political talk between Candice Owens and Ben Shapiro. I'm not going
to go to the details, but people are taking sides and it's like,
you guys are on the same team. Yeah, but but okay, so
I we're that divided. We're that divided in this country that it comes down
to even what we read on a sports page, we're not necessarily going to
believe depending on Hey, the Washington Post is the liberal paper, and they're
looking to point out the bad and we can't be tough anymore, and coaches
are tough, and the it's about discipline and there are ways. Look,
next segment, I want to go into crazy things that happened in school that
used to go on that would never fly today, never fly today, and
then how somebody got fired for something. We'll get into that. Yeah,
But it is interesting that discipline, to me, by definition, is just
putting whatever you want first. And I thought about this because I saw an
interesting conversation with Lebron James and I don't know who he was talking to,
j Reddick. It might have been that like became the number one podcast in
America over the weekend, that particular podcast. Because Reddick likes to go back
and forth with steven A Smith and Chris madog Russo on Wednesdays. So he's
kind of built a name for himself making fun of the very thing he's doing,
and he's been called out for it. So now he's team with Lebron,
whom he was kind of a contemporary played against Lebron. Yeah, and
now everybody wants to hear this because Reddick has had the guts to go after
steven A. He sounds like an intelligent basketball guy. He went to Duke
right, and now he's teaming with Lebron. So people are curious. Well,
all I saw was a clip and it was Lebron talking about you know,
he said something about your career and he said the hardest thing is the
sacrifice for family. And I think Reddick kind of gave him this puzzled look.
And what he was saying is, they gave up a lot for me
because I would go. I would get up at five or six in the
morning, I'd go and train, I'd go to practice, I'd come home,
i'd take a nap, i'd get up, I'd need something, and
i'd go back and train again until nine or ten at night, and then
I'd go to bed and do it all over again the next day. Discipline
is by definition, putting what matters most first. That's what it is,
well that matters most, and it's paid dividends. And the guy has lasted
longer in any career. Is he better than Michael Jordan? I don't know.
I would say that he is one of the most impressive athletes I've ever
seen. He played a different position and he was more of a facilitator.
And every team he went to he was the MVP. He was on yeh
was on and if you take him off, every team he left became a
lottery team. So I just I can't I you know, to me,
the guy is amazing and that to have that discipline for twenty one seasons and
a family to stay right and step with you is pretty impressive. I don't
know, but this Washington Post piece. I try to reach out to Tim
Graham too. I think I have his number and I sent him and he
writes feature articles as well. Yes, for the athletics, I would love
to hear their opinion on journalism today and how much pressure is there to get
the clicks, how much pressure is there to try to get the story?
Look investigative journalism. Probably one of the biggest pieces was Watergate. You don't
think that they were trying to get people to talk. I mean, he
had deep throat, there was a whole Cambard and Birdstein. Yeah, they've
been studied in colleges forever. Yes, it and they went. I mean,
but these guys were digging through garbage cans and going through stuff. If
we're going to say that that's a easy way to get the story, I'm
not sure if I agree with that statement, because you have a right to
know, especially in the government, what's going on. Right, These are
the people that are are supposedly representing you fairly and democratically. And this is
only like, hey, this is only like a dozen years after or ten
years after JFK got assassinated. Yeah, So I'm just so when I look
at this, I go journalism has always been the especially the investigative pieces,
right, have been one where they go to get this story and they're dogging
on it. But now we've come to the point where we don't believe everything,
and we have to realize there's opinion and it's sports. It's sports,
it's not this isn't life or death whatever, Mulky does isn't going to affect
my life here or yours or yours, so, but it's interesting to me.
One thing I will say is that with the paywall stuff, and this
happened with Tyler's piece too, and it's I want to warn everybody about this.
You're you're probably not going to buy the piece because you're not going to
buy a subscription of the Washington Post. Read it. What you will do
though, you'll read snippets, eclips, excerpts which people with an agenda will
post on Twitter and be like, oh man, what the heck right?
And you can't do that. You have to go if you care to,
if you recorp you're going to share your opinion, be ethical about it and
read the whole fricking thing, or don't share anything at all. And with
Tyler Dunn's piece, there were a couple of news outlets that were sharing stuff,
but they didn't have all they was showing you, telling you the nine
to eleven story, which, as other people had said, we all knew
about it, had moved past it. But in the context of the whole
article, it was different. It just it just played different on your ear.
But if you hadn't read you just read. But I think we can
do that with anything in station, and that's what's going to get you clicks.
That's what's going to get you clicks. So those outlets that were doing
that were getting clicks themselves. I certainly clicked to read it and then thought
I should really go read Tyler's article itself. And I spent the fifty bucks
to renew my subscription to that, and I, you know, got some
other cool stuff out of it. Well, well, you know you read
all the He's a great right, yes he is, and he'll probably come
back on in April. He enjoyed being on with us. All right,
we'll take a moment speaking of that, like what coaches do and you're saying,
Brian Kelly yelling at players and all that thing. Have we gotten too
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All right, Well, anyway, I bring that up because every eighties reference
I know, and Rubik's Q. What were things that happened maybe in your
school that teachers did to students that they couldn't do today? Was there any
that you can think of? Because I had a second grade teacher that uh
dumped my desk like I had I would just shove my papers in there.
She dumped it out and made me clean it up in front of everybody.
Hey, I had a teacher do that once a lot of people. She
there was an easter was around this time of year. Somebody we had easter
baskets. We dyed eggs, which I don't think you could do in school
today. But I don't know because it's more of a religious affiliation, not
necessarily with and uh, somebody's egg was cracked and it could simply be cracked,
because that's what happens to eggs. I don't know. She wanted to
know who cracked somebody's egg, and since no one would admit it, she
went around and cracked everybody's egg. Like that's like, my gosh, did
you have missus Reynolds and fourth grade? I feel do that stuff? That's
a little crazy, right, And then uh, I'm trying to She made
a cake once and this is all the same teacher. Some kids stuck their
finger in it, and I think she just went and she wouldn't let any
of us have it. Then like she meane she was crazy. She ended
up committing suicide, yeah, which which is terrible. Anything I had a
teachers, no, you're you're talking, let me hear, let me hear
what happened in Silver Creek. I want to know. Oh, we had
a teacher, Who do I have to start taking hostages? Couldn't do that?
Not today, Kevin? Yea were you? Were you old enough or
young enough? When they had the cigarette rooms for the teachers, Oh yeah,
yeah, students had one too. Yeah. Yeah. They had just
gotten rid of smoking in schools, but they allowed everybody to smoke. They
don't do that in your school, Jameson. In the South, you're allowed
to smoke outside. Yeah. And one time, there's this kid in my
old class in seventh I had this benefield. She picked up a book.
This kid's special needs. So, but he's more neuro divergent. Okay,
so he's kind of awkward as a raspy voice, doesn't show a lot of
emotion whatever, But he doesn't listen. He disobeys a lot just because he
doesn't understand. So she picks up a book one day and just throws it
at him, like right there, like in his debt. She's right here,
the desk is right here, so the back of his head is facing
her. He just she just picks up a big book and just throws it
in the corner, hits his head, and he just starts screaming and crying.
She just throws it as hard as she can. I wonder, I
swear to God, I wonder if that. If that's the case, they
don't take care. And it's one of those like Doctor Seuss books. So
it's like big, it's hard, but yeah, and it's thing. So
if so, it's gonna go far and it hit hard because if it's the
big book is gonna fly open. But since it's so narrow, it just
hits in the head and he starts crying, screaming, and she does not
get in trouble. One time I went to the bathroom. I was in
there for a while because I got sick, and she was like, did
your mother so and so ever tell you this and that? And I was
like, what is your problem? Ask mom about it. I don't remember
what she Mom will definitely remember, but she she was one time she brought
me out in the hall. You could also ask mom about this. No
one likes her, so like literally no one likes her, but no one
tells her because she's all sweet to the girls and all mean to the guys
whatever, So she'll like, she brought me out in the hall, and
she was like, everybody else enjoys my teaching. Everybody else thinks you're just
annoying, your bothering everybody. And she said this to you. Yeah,
she said to me. After she pulled me out and the doors creaked open,
and I yell at her, and I said, nobody likes you.
Like literally, nobody likes you. I can't name a single person in the
school who I promised you, God, I said this to her. I
said, nobody actually enjoys the time that they spend in front of you learning
from you. Nobody likes you, I promise you, No one does.
And then she sent me to mister Fuqua, who was the because we just
had got a dean, and we never had a dean in the middle school,
only principal, vice principal, that's it. But now we have a
dean. She sends me there and he's not as mad as me as I
thought he would be. Yeah. But and then she I guess, she
started crying at her desk because you said that, because I said that,
And I'm not gonna lie to you. Why would I lie to you?
Yeah, you probably shouldn't, but she was just kidding. I understand,
I understand, but I think that sometimes, like with the I think when
it comes to teachers, and adults and think they are they are the ones
in charge, and so you have to have a little respect for that.
I did. I don't. I've always had respect for her before she ever
started being but if I saw her throw a book at a kid, maybe
I would have all it sounds it sounds very very not cocky, not so
I don't know how to explain it. But I lost respect for her,
and so I'm like, I'm supposed to have respect for her, but I
don't. If she doesn't have respect for me, I'm not going to respect
her, which sounds How does that sound? It sounds very like arrogant almost
yeah, little, I'm not trying to sound like that, but she's really
like disrespectful to me, and she and my mom. Well there, my
brother who was who's in the Air Force, went through a similar situation with
his daughter and something happened with the teacher flipped out in school and yelled at
her to the point where my sister in law is getting calls from kids,
parents or fellow classmates. Is Riley okay? Is Riley okay? And she
goes, well, what happens? So Riley comes home from school and explains
the situation to her and my brother. So my brother puts on his fatigues,
goes back to the school and goes I want to know what happened.
I'm not accusing anybody anything. I want to know what happened. And the
principal said, we've been trying to get this chick out of here for years.
We'll find her a new classroom. You're not the first parent that's come
to me with their child in tears over we can't do anything about it because
of the union and because of tenure, we can't do it. But it
must be like a southern thing. Man. Some of these teachers just don't
care. I don't know. On Reddit, somebody wrote our high school had
a rifle range on the fourth floor for US rifle team practice. After school.
Students would bring the rifles into school slung over their shoulders and have pocketsful
of ammo. No one panicked. This was a decent sized city, not
a rural area. Is that the reason why New York State moved the first
day of hunting season from a Wednesday to a Saturday because so many kids were
like taking off rural schools? Yeah, because in my home, in my
hometown, man, half the school the m Ia. Somebody else wrote,
my teacher tied my left hand to my chair to force me to write right
handed. That would never fly today. We had a priest at a teacher
and he would come in with he'd have circular sobblades that would make noise hitting
the ceramic floor, so we'd throw those to get attention. One day he
brought out a big ass butcher knife in an apple. We're gonna learn fractions
today, half corners, just throwing apples across the classroom. He had railroad
spikes that would just make noise just to get attention. Yeah, to quite
everybody down. He'd toss them all around the classroom. My father out was
great. Wow, somebody said, I remember teachers placing his I think I
saw. I had a teacher do this, a strip of masking tape over
the mouths of students who talked aloud or out of turning class. You could
never do that today. I had a teacher who we weren't allowed to chew
gum because we had carpets in the elementary school. It's the same teacher I
alluded to missus Reynolds, and if you got caught chewing gum, she'd make
you wear the gum. Yes, I forgot about that. In the seventh
grade, I had civics and everybody liked Miss McEwan. She like she was
really nice. I'd never had a problem with her. But there was just
one time in the South, instead of saying like God damn it, they'll
say dad gummt and I got it wrong. And I said, God dummit.
But it doesn't sound like I'm saying God damn it. Yeah, And
she sent me to the office and tried to give me ISS. But the
principal didn't have like a probable cause of giving me ISS. So I just
sat in the office. And when I came back the next day. When
I came back the next day, she said, so, how was iss?
I said, I didn't go. She said how come? And I
said, because I didn't do anything. I don't know, and nobody likes
you. How about this one? Naughty children in my fifth grade class were
made to sit or stand in the trash can because they were acting like trash
or oh I could see the high school dun's cat or more to be blunt
because the teacher labeled them as trash. Could you imagine though that would be
if that happened, like when the boys were lit, all the older guys
and they went to Pittsford. Even you Jamies said that there would be such
outrage if someone made a kids stand of the gore called of trash. Oh
yeah, you know what doesn't fly anymore either. It's just a teacher telling
your parents that your kids an asshole. Yeah no, my kid's innocent,
my kid's perfect. Oh yeah, no, your kid's a douchebag. Yeah,
your kids a deack. That's where we start. And then if anything
better happens, then it's a blessing. Okay, but I always assume that
everybody's kids a douchebag. No offense. Now, remember Jim do you know
Jim Quick. He's from Quick Learning. He's the gentleman who like he's been
putting out all these classes about how to like make your brain move faster,
train your brain read faster. Will Smith and all these actors like love him
right, and he he had a brain accident where he had a brain trauma
as a kid, and his teacher used to call him the boy with the
broken brain like all the time, and like you would never like hear about
a teacher calling a student fat somebody else wrote, probably second grade. The
bus gets stuck on a snow covered hill fairly steep. The driver has the
kids get out and go behind the butts and push. Now that I could
see happening where I grew up. But what if, how about if your
teacher had a side hustle iffans well, like OnlyFans. We've had stories like
that where people have lost their jobs because they had only fans. What if
your teacher had a side hustle like this teacher? Back in the fall,
Dominique Brown earned Teacher of the Month on hers and then two months later she
was fired. But it wasn't about anything she did in the classroom, she
says. A parent complained about her rap career, which was off the clock.
She is a rap career off the clock. Sounds like her rap record
it should be by now Dripping Honey's and music video Dripping One on One has
been seen by tens of thousands. Dripping One on one Wow. She parlayed
her teaching career into her first rap record, Dripping One O One, across
numerous social media platforms, and it combines two of her passions, rapping and
some of the students she's taught. That's right, a US history teacher who's
moonlighting as a rapper. But last month she was forced out of her teaching
job, and it started with a parent's complaint. That's when the first meeting
was with my being and the principal, and they were just telling me like,
hey, a parent said that they see your social media and that you
were influenced because you're a rapper. Driven Honey's real name is Dominique. Who
looks up to a teacher? Why does it matter? No one looks up
to me? I look up the teachers. Well, I think a lot
of people look up to teachers. They're supposed to be a good influence.
I had great teachers that I still to this day appreciate. Both things.
You want to be just like them, You want to be a teacher.
I never wanted to be a teacher, I think more because my parents were
teachers, so I didn't want to be. But there were teachers that I
liked that I thought really taught free thinking which would later be critical thinking.
And I've had professors in college that I stay in touch with to this day.
So just saying I don't think it matters if she's a rapper I okay,
that's an interesting point. I was going to say some of her grammatical
speaking mistakes may be a less of a reason for people yes to look at
her. That's remember a certain someone in this room, not you Bill,
not you Kevin, and not me doing a disk track over a certain person.
I'm wondering if you could do a disk track against a teacher. It's
like a response. I think that would be kind of cool. You made
a disc track about somebody who had a beef with or something? Dan,
you want to hear my disc track? Wait? What? Yeah? This
is about a year ago. Yeah, maybe two years ago. Yeah?
Yeah, he did aroughout Christmas type. Yeah it was it was over some
girl or something. I don't know. It was a dis track. Carvin
goes, you should call this episode Jamison's dis track? Do you remember Javison
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go back to our teacher, who was a rapper's parent, continued to complain
even though the educator was named Teacher of the Month despite asking for a complain
in writing, Dominique says she never received it, and Dominique believes that she
was discriminated against. I was like, hey, well, can we tell
that parent to come in and see professionalism. See me in a classroom,
see me after school, see me at all the games, see me dropping
kids off every day, buying food, doing all these things. Can they
come see me in my element before they try to say I'm unprofessional? Was
there at any point anything that was brought up that said your rap career may
have the lyrics that you used may have been a bad influence on some of
the students that you had. Well, the parents would just stay anonymous,
and she didn't really give too much detail on what she did or didn't like
in the school. Didn't giving me too much detail either. Musically, part
of the culturally from Motown. This is what we do. So it's not
like it's unheard of. It's the culture. And when you look like me,
you just understand it a little more better that it's not that I'm trying
to deter these kids from stopping their dreams. In a statement, a special
person for Taylor Preparatory High School, which is a charter school, said they're
where Brown's allegations but student and employee products. So some people commented on this,
and I want to play you another news story about it in a second.
I just sent this to some teacher people and we were discussing it.
Says one of the comments to the news story. I am all about teachers
having side hustles because we don't get paid enough, and good for her for
having dreams, But after watching her videos, I do not think that's appropriate
as a teacher. I'm not sure how students would take you seriously as a
teacher. That's what another teacher writes, now somebody else writes. But to
answer your question, as long as she is professional as a teacher and is
imparting knowledge, I don't see the problem. This could actually be a positive
thing for some students, seeing that she's following her dreams. I just wish
her raps were more positive and not on the ratchet side. Now it is.
It is a strange thing, but you are talking about someone who's teaching
in an urban district outside of Detroit or in Detroit. I don't I don't
know. It's a charter school, she may have a better influencer being able
to relate to kids. I mean, aren't we trying to meet kids where
they are and get them interested? In thirty seven, I'll put you on
my label. I think she's signed to Universal. Yeah, because she mentioned
Motown, which is under you. Well, she mentions this a lot like
at the beginning her I saw a couple of her raps. They're not very
good, as somebody else writes. If her raps are bad, I don't
know if that's true. But listen to this news story that there's one reason
I want to play it. But we began denied with a former teacher at
a Taylor charter school who says she was fired because of her passion outside of
the classroom. Thank you so much for joining us, for sending now,
I want you to listen very closely for I'm like Duffy. She's pursuing a
rap career and says that a parent complained after seeing her videos online. Listen
to the background. Listen to the background to her rap music that they're playing.
Devin. Actually, news reporter Darren Cunningham spoke with the former educator and
reached thiefs. Here's a total let me find out more about the issue.
It sounds like nobody knew I was a rapper until the parent kept continuously complaining,
how baby going curly? Like the that's like her dominique that every rap
name is dripping. Honey has been an educator for seven years and started teaching
history at Taylor Purples High School in August, but all that came to an
abrupt end months later after she says a parent came across one of her rap
videos. The person meeting that I had, Well, she's just funny to
me, like to just running ball here underneath it, it's like Morse code.
Here's what we've learned at this point. If you're going to have a
side hustle as a teacher, we're going to public school. Yeah, because
all this charter school taking out. Yeah the charter well the charter school is
aren't they usually public schools? But there? What are they funded? Yes?
Privately? I don't understand. So you don't get tenure or a union
or union benefits if you teach the charter school. I'm not up on the
lingo. You did find the ad, all right, hang on, don't
go anywhere. We're going to take a break. When we come back to
little here, you found the full adn't not that much left, but on
the full thing? All right, we'll play the full thing. I need
you to send it to me as well so I can put it in some
videos. What well, the thing with charter schools is that they are trying
to, you know, move away from being like a city school or public
school. They're trying to it's not private, but it's with that private mentality,
you know what I'm saying. They're trying to instill values and discipline more
than a public school is led to believe they would. So I think if
you don't have the tenure or a union backing you, your fair game.
I'm not saying it's right, but you're fair game. They could fire you
with the charter school. I remember we had that young lady on Greg's house
teaching, and I think she said, they get more lead and they don't
have to have as many You don't have to have a teaching degree, I
believe. I think she might have said to work in a charter school,
did not know, or you don't have to have the master's portion of it?
Maybe yeah, but like you're you're not sure I'm not sure if that's
good or bad. You're not guaranteed a career for life. Yeah, that's
the other thing too. Yeah, I don't know if that's good or bad.
All right, well we'll take a moment. Jamison's got the ad,
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this so quickly? All right, play the full ad. We want to
hear this full ad. This was while some kid was streaming his video games
playing. He was playing video games on Twitch or something, and you were
watching. He put it on TikTok okay? Was he? He wasn't streaming
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temper out verse, are likely to earn more money in the age, according
to a five decade study that upends the maxim that bullies do not prosper.
Yeah. I actually came across something like this about ten years ago, that
the party kids actually do better in school or better in life than the smart
kids and the nerds and stuff like that, because they're constantly schmoozing. And
yeah, that's true, and they're looking for another leg up, another way
to advance. They're also more likely to have higher job satisfaction and be in
more desirable jobs as research from the Institute of Social and Economic Research at the
University of Essex over in London. The paper published used data about almost seven
thousand people born in nineteen seventy whose lives have been tracked by the British Cohort
study. The research team examined data from primary school teachers who assessed the children's
social emotional skills when they were ten years old in nineteen eighty and massed it
to their lives at age forty six in twenty sixteen. We found that those
children who teachers felt had problems with attention, pure relationships and emotional instability did
end up earning less in the future as we expected, but we were surprised
to find a strong link between aggressive behavior at school and higher earnings in later
life. Sounds like somebody at this table over here, not me, not
Dan, who me? Weren't you the outgoing socialite in school? Yeah?
Some part of you. Well that's true, that is true. Part of
that part I did. They came, they came. Don'll never forget I
looked at them. I look back now and I go, if I ever
had a cop show up at my house and say I want to talk to
your son, and I'll go for what, Well, there was a party
and we think he knows who was there. I'd be like, what,
like, how did I get mister marine? We could do this easy way
or do this the hard way? Uh? Yeah. If it's possible that
our classrooms are competitive places and that children adapt to win that competition aggression,
and then take that through the workplace where they continue to compete aggressively for the
best paid jobs, perhaps we need to reconsider discipline in schools and help to
channel this characteristic to children in a positive way. Now I don't know,
like they're not necessarily saying bullies and the kids that were like assholes. But
you know one thing I do remember is I think we had a teacher who
kids who would act out and stuff. They'd make them run lapse to try
to burn off the excessive energy. Could you imagine today trying to make kids
run laps because they're they have ADHD or something. I mean that's what it
was. It was ADHD. Can you do that? I don't think you
can. Could you do it in gym class? Well? This this was
I think this was like it's that's going to run yourself back out and run.
They found that an increase in teachers observations of conduct problems such as temper
out bursts or bullying or teasing with children, was associated with an increase in
earnings in twenty sixteen of nearly four percent for a given rye and conduct problems
for boys and girls that compared with a six percent rise for higher cognition skills.
In other words, they they were smarter the kids that were that were
bullying or teasing. So, I don't know what you call bullying. I'm
always worried that. But the ball busters, the smart asses, they were
usually the smarter kids, yes, and they were usually the ones don't yourself
too much credit that then earn more money. Those considered to have attention problems
such as failing to finish tasks or and emotional problem seen as worried, anxious,
or fussy, went on to earn less than their classmates. If you're
worried, anxious, or fussy, yeah, it makes sense because you're not
gonna take as many risks. You're going to be more nervous, anxious,
You're gonna be more internalized, you're gonna be shy. Whereas you know,
if you're the bully, you know you until the bully gets slapped down.
They're going to keep being the bully in life, right, They're gonna keep
pushing buttons. The other thing too, is they're probably bored. Yes,
Like the big joke about Einstein was he was a failure in school. He
was bored, you know, he was his mind was another thing. Well,
a lot of times they think our school system is built on antiquated systems.
Yes, and I think that that a lot of times. I think.
Start with the calendar. Yeah, it starts in September, right,
yeah, well why because they needed kids to work the farms in the summertimes,
right, like ago, Well for harvest up here. What's interesting is
like where Jamison is. He's done in May? But hot? Yeah it
was so hot, right, and I wonder if it was also it's so
hot. But we're gonna have you go in the summer to go pick plants.
Yeah it was August when they're back in school. Yeah, you know,
it's early August. Other research has emphasized organizational skills and being goal oriented,
high conscientious, and low neuros neuroticism in this so called Big five personality
traits as keys to career success. So conscientiousness and low neuroticism. In other
words, people with good self esteem, which I always think is if you
can build that in your kid, that's what's gonna almost armor them against anything.
It's gonna armor them against bullies, it's gonna armor them against the ship
they see on social media where they can realize this is something I don't want
to be part of because it leads to a different thing. I call it
Rick James combine, I'm the baddest mother effer of all time, Right,
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that was Rick James every day of his life, like I'm the baddest mother,
and he had confidence, like he wasn't that good looking, but he
believed it. Here's another one. Research showed that overcoming an adverse event in
childhood was a strong indicator of future success as a leader. We're also seeing
a generational shift where younger generations expect to have a culture of belonging and being
treated with fairness, respecting kindness. Where those who had to overcome something were
like fuck it, right, yeah, yeah, yeah, I might know
something about that that that it's just an interesting I said. The first thing
they teach you in the CIA. There was a there's a CIA the guy
who does a podcast, and he says, the first thing they teach you
is that the most highly successful people had to overcome some something in life,
something traumatic. Right, There's there's a correlation to that. And then once
they unpack that, they can figure out why certain people, certain criminals behave
in a certain way. Not to say all successful people are criminals, but
that's kind of a trigger as to why people do certain I'll give you what
I believe now. I think that our beliefs are a thought we think over
and over. Right, That's what a belief is. It's just a thought
we have over and over recurring thought. So if you can get back in
your life and look at where these beliefs have come from, I'm not good
enough, I don't whatever that is, you'll almost start to see where it's
absolutely ridiculous, it's almost laughable. And if you can literally drop the belief,
it will change everything for you. If if that, if you feel
like you found it and it doesn't change anything that you didn't find the belief.
You got to go back and find out what why is it that you
believe a certain thing. Why is it that you believe that you're this,
that or the other? And why is it when someone says something that right?
It cuts to the quick and a lot of people gets right to the
center. And if you can figure that out, it's almost like nothing else
after that matters. You can you can handle anything. You have the piece
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from the kids, No, that was a real woman saying I just copy
and pasted the article, the real article, like from the law firm into
a I into AI. What AI did you use? I don't know it
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right that you can all of a sudden have something brought to life AI.
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didn't you? Oh? Chat GPT Yeah yeah yeah, Now I would
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some of the the grammatical stuff is so perfect that there's no way right let
alone get the words spelled correctly. Yeah. So my thing would be use
it as a tool, you know. I I love when we had a
New York Times reporter on here that said I use it to turn a phrase
sometimes if I'm stuck, if I get writer's block and I I use chatch
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