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You're listening to the downbeat on ninety
the Freak. He had Panda but Panda

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but yeah, you know what Panda
but is. It's the aftermath of eating

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drive through Chinese Panda But Kevin,
you ever had panda but never had Panda

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Express? I didn't save them?
What yuck panda butt? Like to thank

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the people I was meeting with this
afternoon at Panda Express for sticking with us,

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believing in us. You did.
Yesterday I met with China Walk.

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I got a one off and he's
they just want to like sponsor the scuttle

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butt, But I told him it
was already taken. When did y'all discover

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like Chinese food? That gonna be
honest, it's pretty new to my life

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really. Yeah. Well the last
couple of years I associated with Chinese takeout

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way back in the day, which
was not exactly the highest quality, you

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know, like jam in a box, yeah, the little paper boxes.

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And but again I was I grew
up in Miami, so it wasn't I

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didn't have any quality Chinese that I
was aware of. Well, think about

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us. I mean I didn't discover
Chinese food until I moved to You know

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what, we probably had it when
we lived in Memphis, and I just

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don't remember when I was like in
kindergarten, first grade, but growing up

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from ten years old to seventeen,
there was no access out in Knox City

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or all Neat for that matter.
Boy, they probably was a kid.

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No none. I mean, dude, if you wanted pizza in Knox City,

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pizza, you had to drive thirty
five miles to Stamford and then you

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were going to the Hut. Are
you serious? There wasn't a pizza no

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Rock City. No, we had
fried burritos in a dairy queen. Dude,

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you need to bring pizza back to
your city. They tried Danny's Pizza.

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No, no, they did.
They opened after I graduated high school,

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a couple of years after they opened
one and it lasted for a few

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years. But look, the populations
of those towns are so tiny to really

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sustain any small business, especially when
you can drive to a Walmart that's thirty

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minutes away and get everything you need. Ye. I went to Royal China

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just last night. Oh my god, absolutely fantastic. My mom's in town.

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Wanted to take her someplace nice,
special, and she did the same

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thing. She's like, I don't
really do Chinese. I don't really know,

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and I think most people do Peyway
or PF Chang's, which I think

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are both delicious, by the way, but it's just a different class.

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Royal China is so so good,
great soup, dumplings, incredible dry was

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it dry? Stirred beef? They
have something it's been on their menu since

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nineteen seventy four. Yeah, good
god. It's almost like beef like seared,

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like a touch of fried, but
it's not. But it's got a

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little crisp to it. Anyway,
Amazing food. And one time I was

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dining there with my friend Joe's son, full blown Chinese Joe. And you're

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friends with Joe as well. Oh
yeah, good for weirdly know Joe's son

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and it's kind of weird. One
of the coolest different in the Metroplex.

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And he goes to China for like
three months a year and does some work,

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mysterious work. But he was telling
me about the cities with the best

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Chinese food in North America. Do
you have a guess? I think I've

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told you this on air before,
but the city's with the best Chinese food

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I would say San Francisco, he
has San Francisco number two. New York

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Nope, Denver, no, no, No, Lincoln, Nebraska, Phoenix,

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Yeah, it's Lincoln. It is
Vancouver, he says. And it's

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funny because that makes all of the
sense. Yeah, the best Chinese ever

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had Vancouver before I heard this fun
fact. But he said a lot of

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the immigrants that were crossing the Pacific
were trying to come to the United States

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and it was difficult way way back
then, generations ago, and they would

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settle in Vancouver is an option and
just never make it into the United States

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and just call Vancouver home. So
Vancouver has the best, he said.

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San Francisco a second, and shockingly
I believe it was third. He said,

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Houston. That makes sense too,
incredible authentic Chinese food, and he

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said Dallas is pretty good, but
it's because of places like we're all China.

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I don't know how many other places
would be very considered very good,

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very authentic. But we have really
good Vietnamese food. Yeah. You know

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what we're kind of lacking into my
knowledge is Korean food, but Vietnamese we

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crush. I think our sushi spots, our Japanese restaurants are Yeah, most

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of them are higher end, but
Vietnamese food we do really well, and

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Tai food as well. There's some
great type places here is I'll imagine with

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Carrollton and that whole area. The
Korean food is probably pretty good. They're

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authentic. That's kind of where mine. It's a nice secret place. Yeah.

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Speaking of Yeah, speaking of,
I didn't know you were friends with

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Joe's son. I think I may
have met him one time, but you've

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described him as your full blown Chinese
friend. That's a description of someone else.

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Yeah. I was texting that someone
else the other day about to see

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if he was watching Showgun. Our
good friend Corby that works at the other

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radio station. We were talking about
Showgun and Krby is you know has Native

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American heritage in his blood bloodstream?
Yeah, he goes. I played golf

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yesterday with Joe son, and I
looked at him and said, hey,

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man, are you watching Showgun?
He said it was like a record stopped.

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He goes, I don't, he
said. He looked at me and

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goes, I don't know, Tonto, or are you watching Dances with Wolves?

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I spit up my reservoir dogs on
FX. Let's spit up my lemon

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water. When I read that Joe
is quick and funny. Yeah, God,

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that's great. Joe Son is kind
of the Corby of the Asian Corby.

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Well, Corby is kind of already
Asian. Look at these Lakewood guys

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to Lakewood bros. All right,
let's do got some delicious Chinese food today,

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support thee. I'll talk about sports. Let's go now, sports at

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seven a pretty standard segue. Yeah, oh no. The Dodgers interpreter for

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Shoho Tani was fired yesterday. Now
he he had a bunch of words wrong.

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Yeah, yeah, he missed what
he kind of did actually, but

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not in the sense that you would
think if he said things wrong for Otani

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or reported things to him and correctly. There are questions surrounding four point five

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million dollars in wire transfers that were
sent from Otani's bank account to an operation

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in southern California. They are calling
it a bookmaking operation. Gambling is illegal

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in California. Have you heard the
story, dingu No, this is the

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first time I'm hearing. I saw
a little bit of headline stuff the details

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of this. Yeah, I want
I want official thoughts, okay go sorry.

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I ay ib A Misuhara. He
is a longtime friend and interpreter for

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Otani. He's been his translator since
he got to the US in twenty eighteen.

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Okay, and he got gambling debts
and was paying off to a southern

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California book making operation. And that
operation is under federal investigation because, like

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I said, California, like here, gambling is illegal. Now this is

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where this all kind of started,
because on Tuesday, a spokesman for Otani

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told ESPN that Otani transferred the funds
to cover his interpreter's gambling debts tratch for

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them directly to the bookie. That's
Tuesday night, right, Yes, then

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that's spoke xman talked to ESPN and
did a ninety minute interview, which he

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shouldn't have because lies were told in
that interview. Misuhara, the interpreter,

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translator, yeah, laid out his
account in great detail. He said,

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he as I did, I did
that game, but we you know,

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Otani did me a favor and covered
him covered my debts. Yes. So

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ESPN's getting ready to publish this story
yesterday. And then another person who's tied

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into that group whatever told the ESPN
like, no, that's not what happened.

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This is a a person. I
guess it was one of Otawi's lawyers

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came in and they were like and
the course, they basically said that we've

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discovered that shohe has been the victim
of a massive theft and we're turning the

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matter over to authorities now. So
now they're they're already a big there's already

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a big investigation going on with that
bookmaking operation in California. The guy's name

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is Matthew Boyer. But the wire
transfer payments were sent again from Otani's account,

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so they're like, oh, how
you did that? And then they

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made it clear in this article that's
where they sent it ten times in it

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that Otani does not gamble and it's
funds recovered. But then Boyer was using

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it his operation. He's telling people, yeah, yeah, Otani's a client,

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yeah, saying that the money does
come from Otani's account. Yeah,

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and then we're coming in. He
shot gambles with me, I'm the best

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and five hundred thousand dollars increments.
Why didn't he just send the money to

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his interpreter and let the interpreter handle
it. They probably didn't trust him.

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I think that's probably what's going on
here because I'll pay your bill, but

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I'm sending it straight to the guy
you owe money to, not you.

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So in that Tuesday interview with ESPN, he said, yes, Otani.

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Basically he asked Otani, hey,
can we pay this off and I'll pay

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you back? You know, but
it had bloomed up to four point five

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million. He was doing it on
DraftKings before and then he got in with

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this bookie, and then he says, he claims he thought they were legal.

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He didn't know that in California you
couldn't gamble, despite living there for

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since twenty eighteen. With Otani,
he said quote. Obviously, Otanni wasn't

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happy about it, and he said
he would help me out to make sure

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I never do this do this again. So he decided to pay it off

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for me. I want everyone to
know showhe has zero involvement in betting.

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I want to know. I want
people to know I did not know this

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was illegal. I learned my lesson
the hard way. I will never do

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sports betting again. It's what he
said on Tuesday, and then on Wednesday

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it all changed, because yesterday it
all changed because this translator told the ESPN

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that Otanni had no knowledge of his
gambling debts, and that O'tani had not

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transferred any of the money. He
was doing it under Otanni's name, and

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then he has access to four and
a half million dollars of Otani's money to

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transfer without Atoni's knowledge. Sounds like
it. Yeah, what a mess?

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No? Are you ready? Can
I dick shale this in like two seconds?

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Please? Otani loves gambling? Are
you kidding me? And then he

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had to say, like, dude, love you need a fall guy jump

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in front of me and doubt.
Get down, mister president, take this

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bullet because I'm not Otherwise I'm just
toast four and a half million dollars.

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The dudees just signed a two hundred
three hundred million dollar deal. Whatever he

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sept five hundred million, What do
he signed, doesn't matter. Do you

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think the interpreter really is forking out
half a million dollars for soccer games?

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No, he and his best friend, the interpreter ye are playing games,

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baseball games, watching soccer at night, which, from what I understand,

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most of this stuff is being gambled
on soccer, pro football, pro basketball,

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college football. Let me tell you
so, not baseball. Now,

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you're right, because any bookie is
going to extend an loc to an interpreter,

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right unless he's bankrolled by somebody that's
worth a half a billion time,

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and he may have been backed by
Shootani, but you really think no no

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knowledge, shoh hey, oh my
god. These guys are literally best friends.

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They're working together. And the interpreter
said, he's like, dude,

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I spend way more time with Otani
than I do my wife, my family.

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It's not even close. So what
do you think? After games,

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they go back to the hotel and
watch and cheer and half a million bucks

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in the line, get a little
juice going, and but then this all

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breaks and oh, they need to
separate Otani. So Atani's lawyer says,

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oh my god, he's been robbed. We've been robbed. And they said,

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sorry, dude, the check's waiting
once this thing blows over. But

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yeah, you're taking care of now. He was making five hundred k a

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year and he's betting five hundred k
on a random soccer game and Otani knows

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nothing about it. Bull shark.
Oh my god, he nailed it.

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It's incredible. It's incredible how I
can crack a case. So Roy solves

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it. Detective Dick Shale is it. Does anyone else want a challenge to

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take the I don't They don't.
Well, all mirth aside, you're not.

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Dick Shale is not the first to
have this school of thought. Now

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somebody else is thinking this too.
The question is do you just let this

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play out the way it's being reframed, or do you go after the most

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popular human being in baseball and and
really investigame. He doesn't want that.

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No, they don't. So that's
why they squashed that previous story. And

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they're like, you know what,
we need someone to take the bullet and

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it has to be him. So
again he agrees, like, fine,

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my money's waiting when you know it's
in the account already. Whatever, take

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the bullet in this you and you
clear Otani of wrongdoing. Right but good,

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but common sense and unofficial sleuths will
follow this and perpetuate this idea of

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what you just described. And if
this story continues to have legs by that

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means, you know, not under
a legal basis or a prosecutor prosecutorial basis,

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that legacy will last and the questions
will always be asked, much like,

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oh, well, Michael Jordan had
to leave the league for two years

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because he was too hot because of
his gambling, not proven, not prosecuted,

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but widely known and kind of generally
accepted. I mean, pick a

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sport, you know, the Pete
Rose thing. You know, Michael Jordan,

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Wayne Gretzky had a huge alliance with
gambling in some form. Pay at

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least Barkley cop to it all.
Barkley, I mean, they love it.

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People love dudes love gambling. Incredibly
rich dudes love gambling a lot.

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I mean, and I'm not stereotyping
here, but I mean the MGM grand

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in Las Vegas has a huge lion
in front of it because in Asian culture,

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I believe Japanese forgive me if I'm
wrong, lions are good luck.

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That's why you walk through the mouth
of the lion and get in the MGM

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Grant Hell, I mean, there
are you know, it's it's popular among

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some pasions walk through the mouth of
the mind and gamble. I mean that's

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true. Obviously, I don't know
show hey o Tani, but this makes

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perfect sense. And how would the
interpreter have access to four and a half

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million of tan? He's like,
wait, where'd that go? What if

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you wait, you've been doing what
you mean, man, you make half

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million dollars, you or your bet
half a million dollars per game. Wait,

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you blasted it. It's blasted.
You blasted. So Otani makes I'm

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kind of transitioning, but also staying
here on this story a little bit.

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His big list came out. It's
like the top fifteen highest paid baseball players

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whatever, right, Otani number one
in with sixty seven million dollars. The

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reason I had it up because the
Rangers have three of the top ten players

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on this but tawanis salaries two million
dollars this year. He makes sixty five

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and endorsements because he got his contract
backloaded when he's out with the Dodgers,

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so the Dodgers could best around and
pay now for the second high paid player

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in baseball. Yoshinobu Yamamoto. He's
the he's the new pitcher, and he's

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got a cool black bag. Every
day for his warm ups, he's got

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a black bag full of cool stuff, Like the other day it was a

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javelin. Really yeah, it brings
a javeling a mystery black bag every day

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with new tools to That's how he
works out with the cool stuff in it.

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Okay, it's pretty great. It's
something new every day rather than getting

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bored with working out. He's like, no, I'm throwing a javelin today

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to get loose. I'm yo yoing. You know whatever. There's always something

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new in the black bag. Max
Shirts are the third highest paid player in

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baseball at fifty two million endorsements.
There's something. There's something with dudes who

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gamble and you you do you have
these numbers, right, and you you

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what you don't do no matter if
you unless if you are a psychopath,

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you don't bet your entire annual salary
on one game. There's something built into

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us where you know where that limit
where it hurts, but it's worth it,

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you know. For me, that's
like one hundred dollars. Yeah,

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you know, it's like if I
have one hundred bucks on a game or

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one ten to win one hundred,
Like all right, if I want to

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get psycho two hundred on a game, maybe I don't even do that,

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though, you there's something built in. Five hundred thousand dollars is about what

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the juice number would be for sho
heyo Tani at his salary. Yeah,

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ramp it up. It's not the
juice number. For his interpreter. Who

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makes that annually. That's stupid.
I can't believe this guy blasted so fast.

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I never even thought that either.
Again, it's it's not the fucking

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wildest. No, I know it's
not confirmed, but it's not the wildest.

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But it's almost the obvious answer.
But but Baseball doesn't want to say

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it. And who said all that
stuff the show. Tony's lawyer is the

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one who came out with all that. He's like, well, who woa,

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No, No, here's the story
masters it reframing the entire entire pictures.

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The job is to do that.
But there are some ta this is

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where I went. I went down
a different path than you did. But

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I'm also not a detective. Yeah, but I there's tons of stories of

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people who there, whether it's their
financial person, you know, gets into

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their stuff and defrauds them. Yeah, and I always I think about that

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sometimes too. It was like,
it would be okay, uh, the

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biggest betrayal. I took money from
this guy I worked. No, you're

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right, and the interpreter, being
his best friend, may have had access

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to funds, made direct access much
But do you think he would have sent

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out money directly? Wired it from
Otani's ban account straight to a bookie.

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Do you think the red flag potential
there is a little higher than if he

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just siphoned it into his account or
some joint account that they have. Well,

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they's funny that the story's changed twenty
four hours that originally it's oh,

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I was just helping my friend by
sending this money to the bookie. And

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then the lawyer steps in. He
goes, shut up, No you aren't,

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Toni, No you weren't. He
was wrong, had access to your

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account, and he's the one that
sent it. God, that's fantastic,

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a good story. That's what happened. You're right, it is funny.

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I heard that the interpreter in that
game we were talking about yesterday morning that

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we were watching, because the second
game of the Soul series is in progress

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right now. It's MLB season has
started, Dodgers are playing. At the

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end of that, he was in
the dugout that game yesterday and at the

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end that this all broke and he
had to stand up in front of the

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Dodgers, the whole team, the
interpreter did, and they've probably friend,

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well, no, he's a brand
new excuse me, they're probably not friends

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yet, not with the interpreter,
you know. And he had to tell

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them all, I'm sorry, that's
a story coming out. I have a

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problem. Yeah, imagine that.
That's a good friend. That's yes,

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a good friend. Yeah. They're
like, yeah, okay, okay,

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you should stop gambling. Maybe you
should stop gambling. Yeah, that's great.

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What a dog and pony show.
That must have been Dick Shale once

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I gotta go. No, I
hear you have one of my friends on

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at nine o'clock, a fellow,
the colleague. I don't know if you

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guys are friends, we are friends. Can you name the three of the

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ten highest paid players in baseball that
play for the Rangers? Well you enlisted

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one? Sure? Grammy or no? Sim gram eight, Segur nine secars

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nine yeah, fire yeah nine?
Wait? Is how many are hitters?

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So? Gram uh? Sigarex thirty
four point five million this year Graham forty

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million. Graham only four hundred thousand
dollars in endorsements, though Seeger four million

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in endorsements because he endorses raising Caines, T Mobile, New Era Rollings and

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Adidas. What a sure endorse I
never see him on anything Sure attack lens.

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Yeah, it's just two million endorsements
for him contact Lens Singles probably Gator

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eight or something. I don't know. Also, you have the whole list?

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How many hitters are head of Seagram? Sorry, okay, this is

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a good guess there. Aaron Judge
Otani one, Aaron Judge, Yeah,

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Al Tuvay, Yeah, Trout,
Trout, that's Dan. I also saw

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this as this is a quick one. Uh. Top ten players in baseball

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followed on Instagram? Is that what's
talk about? Baseball has a marketing problem?

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Top ten baseball players on Instagram?
I called Jit sixty seconds on this,

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but like top ten most followed yeah, o Tani by a Ton and

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then who this is the biggest names
of baseball? Who are they? Harper?

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Is he Vice? Harvers? Three? I've never even seen a base

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player on Aaron Judge Aaron Judge four, I don't know, John Carlos Stanton,

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No one is a fish out two? Okay, I guys, top

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four? Any other fish no more
fishes, fish as fish, weird fishes.

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Wasshington of the Braves, Jose Today,

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