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I AM six forty is Later with
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the box Score with Jackie Ray. Good

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Evening Jackie Ray. On Friday,
the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority announced

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it would sponsor every player on a
two year deal that nets Las Vegas Aces

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players one hundred thousand dollars each.
That is almost double what most players in

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the WNBA are making, and the
WNBA is an investigation is underway. I

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presume into this deal because it seems
like they would be circumnavigating the salary cap,

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which is one point four million dollars
per team. It would blow that

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out of the water. It smells
bad, It seems kind of jank.

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Where do you come out on this? So I think I have a unique

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perspective because you know, I'm in
Long Beach and I cover city council of

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that nature. So I have seen
the Tourism Authority do things like donate money

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to certain entities. Right now,
they've put a like fifty million towards a

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musical venue. All of that is
in an effort to bring tourism into the

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city. I had the privilege to
go see an Ace's game several times,

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and there is a draw to the
Las Vegas Aces. So the tourism authority

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has every right to invest in things
that they think brings people into the city.

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So what this essentially is is them
saying and recognizing the Las Vegas Aces

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have a buzz. They are the
team of the league right now, and

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so why not capitalize on that?
And why not since now we're doing name,

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image and likeness, why not do
that for these specific women because this

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team, all of them, have
a face in that city. If you've

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ever been to Vegas and seen the
Aces, you know that this team is

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the face for the Aces. So
I think the league is really missing it.

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They've missed it a couple of times, in my opinion. The also

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got in trouble a couple of years
ago when their owner decided to give them

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charter flights because the rest of the
league did not have that. But the

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Aces ownership has relationships in that city. Obviously, the owner is part owner

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of the Raiders as well. He
has relationships and he's making this beneficial for

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the team and I think instead of
investigating this, because this was negotiated with

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their agents. It's basically an nil
deal, And so I get why the

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league is saying, oh, but
yeah, but other teams don't have that

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will tell them to step up,
tell them to build relationship. Let me

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ask you this. Then I understand
why it would benefit Las Vegas tourism.

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But also playing on the other side, I understand why the WNBA would say,

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wait a minute, that violates the
spirit of the salary cap, and

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then you have undue influence as far
as inviting or encouraging enticing free agents or

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trades to the city of Las Vegas, because you're blowing the salary cap out

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of the water. Because these deals, although they are with the agents,

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they're with every player on the team. It's not merit based in any way.

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It's not like your Gatorade say hey, Asia Wilson, we want you

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to be the face of our franchise. No, they're saying, like,

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just play on this team. You
got one hundred thousand dollars stat Yeah.

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I fall out on the side that
that is absolutely okay. The league has

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to recognize that it has been in
the red for its entire existence. It

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just doesn't have the capital soil to
pay these women what they're worth. I

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would encourage Indiana Tourism Authority to look
into ways into capitalizing on Caitlin Clark.

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I don't know a single person who's
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But if you incentivize people, and
if you create this buzz around the team,

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now it's like okay, yeah,
let me go. If you start

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putting these marketing advertising out there,
you have hotels giving you discount, you

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have to make us want to go. You have to make us want to

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invest in this team or in individuals. And I think if the league is

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really trying to forward think sometimes you
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I think this is a great idea. What about if WNBA said, hey,

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why don't you make sure that it
comes through the league, not the

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team, because if you do it
to the league, because of the collective

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marketing agreement, there is a way, long term, we can make sure

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that this hits all the players in
the league through revenue sharing, as opposed

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to these twelve players or so in
this one market, this one team,

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and then it seems like there's favoritism
to this one team and the other teams

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like Indiana Fever, who are not
as attractive. Dare I say, won't

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be able to do these same things, but they don't have to suffer because

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of it. I mean, that's
a very Kombaya idea. But I'm not

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team everybody. Everybody's not the Las
Vegas Aces. Everybody hasn't won back to

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back championships. Every team doesn't have
Asil Wilson and Becky Hammond as the head

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coach. Every team is not the
same, so I hear you. But

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the ownership has gone out of their
way to build a stell not only a

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stellar team, give them a stellar, state of the art workout facility they

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are investing. And ownership, I
think ownership throughout the league needs to take

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a look at this situation and figure
out ways that they can partner with cities

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where they can incentivized because there's never
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this into the WNBA, it's gonna
get so watered down that by the time

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that revenue share does hit each individual
player, it's not gonna be worth as

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much. So I don't think this
is a team everybody situation. I think

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this is a let's step your game
up situation. All right, what about

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this though? There is something to
be said and you kind of alluded to

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this about the history of the Las
Vegas Aces where Las Vegas Asis were under

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WNBA investigation before the twenty twenty three
season. Becky Han't, who you mentioned,

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was suspended for the first two games
of the season without pay and the

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team lost to twenty twenty five first
round draft pick after the league rule the

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Aces violated the workplace policies and league
rules regarding player benefits. This is not

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connected to that, but it's not
disconnected to that. I think it exists

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in the same headspace. Do you
disagree? I do, because that one

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was directly tied to Deerka Hanby and
apparently she was promised, yeah, you

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know, we're gonna keep you here, but then she got pregnant shortly after

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that, and then there was questions
surrounding her pregnancy, and she brought this

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to light because she felt she was
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And so that's a different situation.
That is a Becky Hammond internal situation.

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That's not an ownership situation in my
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they're still connected but I do think
sometimes, I mean, there's no woman

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out there that's listening to this who
hasn't wondered if they are going to have

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a baby, if that's going to
jeopardize their job in some way, and

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there should be protections against that.
So I think that was a misstep on

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the part of being so championship focused. And I can see why that might

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be an issue. Is when you're
so championship focused, maybe you will make

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missteps. Maybe this is one of
them. But for me, it is

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just not because this is a way
to really recognize that these players are drastically

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underpaid. And let's not forget this. Most players go overseas and so they're

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playing year round and so they don't
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And I think moving ahead and looking
forward, if you want want the athletes

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to be the premier athletes, you
have to give them options on not playing

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overseas. And the only way you're
gonna do that is money. And so

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I think that that's what's happening here. You see that you still want if

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you want to do a three peet, you gotta pay for that. There's

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got to be some sort of way
to keep your players healthy and at home,

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and I think this is just one
of those steps. All Right,

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we've talked now about women's professional basketball. When we come back, let's get

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into professional football. Harrison Butker his
commencement speech at Benetticteen College. That story

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won't go away. We haven't had
a chance to address it, but it's

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continuously evolving. We'd love to get
your thoughts on that. I'm not as

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outraged as other people are. I'm
curious to see if you are outraged,

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if at all. We'll talk about
that when we come back. Is Later

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continuing to go beyond the box Score
with Jackie Ray and live everywhere on the

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iHeartRadio app. Kicker Harrison Butker for
the Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs has

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been a topic of discussion. I
don't want to say he's in hot water.

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I don't want to characterize it anyway. I know that he is a

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topic of discussion because of his remarks
given at a very conservative Catholic college,

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Benedictine College in Kansas, because I
think it is you, the women who

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have had the most diabolical lies told
to you. How many of you are

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sitting here now about to cross this
stage and are thinking about all the promotions

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and titles you are going to get
in your career. Some of you may

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go on to lead successful careers in
the world, but I would venture to

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guess that the majority of you are
most excited about your marriage and the children

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you will bring into this world.
Did you have a chance to see the

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speech. What were your feelings about
the speech? Oh? I definitely saw

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the speech, and I think my
first thought was nobody cares about a kicker

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until they miss and he definitely missed
the mark on this one, which is

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why we're talking about this. I
didn't think people have opinions, and I

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think one of the things that we
as a society have really leaned into and

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we should really reconsider, is all
of us don't have to have the same

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opinions. Do I emphatically disagree with
some of his opinions? Yes? Do

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I think some of his opinions are
just flat out stupid, because considering who

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his mom is, and she is
a very well accomplished physicist, I believe,

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obviously this is an educated woman.
Obviously he lived well off of her

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means and his father's means. So
to dumb down and to stand in front

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of women who are accepting a degree
so they can go on and achieve these

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careers and say, yeah, you've
been told the biggest live whatch you really

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should be looking forward to is being
barefoot and pregnant at home, totally missed

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the mark. He's an idiot for
that, But that's his opinion. I

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don't have a problem with him saying
we've lost some of our traditional values.

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I do think that we've lost some
of our traditional values. I don't think

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we've lost enough for me to get
up and do a commencement speech about it,

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but I do think a lot of
our values we have lost. And

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he knew he would be offensive to
say that, you know, we have

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this sin that has a whole month
after it. You know, he did

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a lot of in the windows about
certain things. We know you're talking about

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pride, but we know you're talking
about the gay community. And sometimes these

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are conversations that you have in your
home with people you love. There's no

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reason or maybe on a podcast,
you can say it on a podcast,

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but there's no reason for you to
stand in front of a group of people

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who are ready to take that next
leap in their life and spew your opinions.

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Nobody cares you're there to encourage them. Let me push back on that,

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and some of this is sincere,
some of its insince here. You'll

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hear what I mean. I don't
personally care about what he had to say

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because I am not a graduate of
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In other words, I am not
the audience his message was directed to.

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And a Benedictine college is comfortable with
inviting him. They knew what they

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were getting, and the audience and
graduates were largely okay with what they got.

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Then I don't mind that. What
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member of the media, the selected
amnesia or the selective outrage, where you'll

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have someone using his celebrity and platform
like Lebron James to espouse his opinions and

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ideals and he's told to shut up
and dribble, and then this very same

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person will look at Harrison bucker and
then get up and applaud as if like,

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wait a minute, you don't want
him to shut up and kick.

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That's where I have a problem with
it, because we have the selective outrage

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as far as what we accept and
expect of athletes, professional athletes, what

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they're supposed to do with their celebrity. If it's okay for Harrison, butker,

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I don't want to hear another mumbly
word about Lebron James. Ever well,

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and I agree with you, but
this is the ry. We need

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more black media, more diverse media, because I think that if you have

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a diverse set of people talking about
certain things, then there will be fairness

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in the way that things are addressed. But that's not what we see.

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We see a very lopsided media base
that is going to say, hey,

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this is a great guy. But
when you have someone like Lebron James giving

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who he is, where he come
from, in his background, and then

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you're challenging a system that benefits one
group of people, then now of course

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it's going to be like, oh, you should shut up and dribble because

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you are saying things that go against
what we believe and things that we want

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to perpetuate, and it's the opposite
this in this situation, this is a

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person that they can identify with,
it, they can relate to, and

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he's perpetuating things that leans into that
base. So if I are streaking correctly,

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in other words, if they agree
with it, and it's okay,

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I was trying to fill around it. Absolutely, Yes, here's my thing.

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People want to say, Well,
it was out of college. You

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know it was done publicly. It
was for public consumption. You don't speak

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at a college and think that it's
in a room where there are no microphones

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and there's no one recording it,
no one's streaming it, and there's going

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to be no clips of it.
No, it was done in a certain

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location, but it wasn't meant to
stay in that location. If we're okay

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with any athlete speaking out, then
let's be okay with athletes speaking out.

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If you're going to condemn Lebron James
for speaking out as if he's not in

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a American as if he's not a
father, as if he's not a participant

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in the society, then hold that
supposed ideal consistently across the sports landscape.

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Don't tell this one athlete to shut
up, and this other one is like,

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we need more like him. F
that right, But it's always going

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to be that way again until we
diversify the media base. And it's it's

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very difficult to diversify. I've been
in a journalist for twelve years, and

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nine times out of ten, it's
just me in the room that looks like

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me. It's just me that's pushing
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newsroom. So and that that's an
exhausting task to just constantly be the one

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that says, oh, no,
you know, you didn't do that over

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there, and the eye rolls that
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you're overreacting. I'm not overreacting.
I'm calling phoning it out. But it's

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never when you're that lone gunman in
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people, unless you are really intentional
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people only want to see and hear
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You say that one more time because
they didn't hear it, they didn't

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get it, So slow down and
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say if most people, unless you
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humanity and your dignity, most people
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align with who they are. I
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I followed him for a long time. In other words, none of

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what he said surprised me. If
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you followed professional sports, if you
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not new, so I wasn't surprised. Maybe I'm coming at this from a

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different dvantage point. What he said
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graduates can take it or leave it. Benedictine College can take it or leave

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it. I don't care one way
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lose any sleep over it. But
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the selective rage and the selective amnesia. The selective criticism is something that I'm

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going to high like time and time
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what else are you noticing out there
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highlighted? You know, there's so
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in the WNBA obviously I'm covering that. It's interesting to me how the narrative

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right now is around Caitlin Clark.
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Stewie, Sabrina and Nescu fake throughout, and the narrative is like, oh,

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look at these bitter old women who
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who has elevated the league. They
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I know so again, but it's
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at something that's to me very black
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in something that it's not. That's
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the Denver Nuggets not making it past
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the evolution of Anthony Edwards. That's
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So the sports world is really just
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I'm having a great time. Well, Jackie Ray, I'm having a great

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time with you. I usually text
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Yeah? Yeah, No, I'm
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it's so much all over the place. But I will be at the Sparks

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game tomorrow covering that game. I
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in a building year, and even
though they lost to the aces, they

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held their own. I was very
proud of them. Dere Kahamby is on

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our way to having an All Star
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Kelly on demand from KFI AM six
forty. I have some flaws. I

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have some failings. There's some things
I'm trying to work on. There's some

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things I look at myself in the
mirror and realize, Okay, Mo,

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you're not You're not being the best
person you can be. For example,

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you might have heard by now that
there is this daredevil I put that in

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air quotes. His name is or
he calls himself reckless Ben ben Schneider.

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He goes around filming himself, taping
himself with a selfie stick, doing all

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sorts of stupid stuff. To me, I'm the person who usually roots for

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the pavement. I'm the one who's
rooting for the pavement to win against the

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daredevil. I'm the one who's rooting
for the pavement to put an end to

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the career of these would be daredevils
who are going around taping things for likes.

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Subscribers hearts views like the a hole
who jumped out of a plane and

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crashed and been tried to cover it
up. I'm rooting for the pavement to

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win. This is different from Evilknievel
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afternoon, who was a legitimate daredevil. He had a team around him trying

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to protect him as much as possible. He wasn't doing anything illegal. It

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was on the up and up.
This fool, reckless Ben, had a

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whole ruse in which he was trying
to throw off the cops so he could

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run up in this tower, the
graffiti tower, and then walk via a

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line from one tower to the other
tower. I continue to root for the

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pavement. So I'm between the two
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looking at YouTuber Ben Schneider, or
Reckless Ben, as he's known to his

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thousands of subscribers. He's walking a
slack line between two of the graffiti towers

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at Ocean Wide Plaza in downtown La. Oh but what they didn't tell you?

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He has a selfie stick and he's
taping himself as he's going across the

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line. Hey, hopefully I make
it across him. Don't die. Ben

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and his crew were able to avoid
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We had pretend like we're a religious
cult, and we got like twenty people

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to all hold sign and say Jesus
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police's point of view. And then
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I am rooting for the pavement and
the signs for blocking the police's point of

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view, and then we all just
like hop defence. Then they climb five

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hundred feet up the abandoned buildings and
did that multiple times to string and then

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tighten two to one inch nylon straps
between the towers. I call it moral

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Graffiti's what I call it. I'm
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without causing any building damage. Ben, who is an experienced slack liner,

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spent just over two and a half
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walking high above the city. I
was pretty confident Ben can pull it

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off. Lydia Wren was a lookout
for Ben's team and probably his girlfriend.

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Lydia has better things to do other
than the hangout with Ben. Don't be

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like Ben, Lydia wrenn was a
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I just do this for fun.
And this is not you know a

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job. I actually I worked on
a VR start Probably not. If you're

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talking about doing this, you're probably
not actually working for the VR startup any

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longer you put your name out there
and you don't. You're not supposed to

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tape your crimes. You know that. No, this is illegal, right,

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you can't just go in a never
mind and the getaway driver, I

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just do this for fun. This
is not you know a job. I

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actually I work on a VR startups. I'm like a tech person. I

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just do this for fun. This
is not you know a job. I

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actually I work on a VR startups. I'm like, which, what person?

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This is like my weekend thing.
Reckless. Ben is known for his

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unusual stunts and has walked the line
before in Yosemite, and that was even

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higher. He's well aware of the
danger. Everything's dangerous, like driving a

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car is dangerous, but we're still
drive whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa

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whoa whoa. I drive my car
every day. I am not as liable

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or likely to die. A horrific
debt death as I am walking a slack

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line between two buildings. Not And
also, if I get in an accident

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in my car, there's a car
around me. There's nothing protecting your dumb

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ass from the pavement except that safety
harness. Now, not all danger is

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the same, Okay, something insulting
us, He's well aware of the danger.

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Everything's dangerous, you know, Like
driving a car is dangerous, but

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we still drive. So like the
Sun I did is dangerous, but I

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think the risk out or I think
the reward outweighed the risk, you know,

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because no it did not. The
reward of likes and hearts and views

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and added subscribers did not outweigh the
risk. That is another lie. If

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you say otherwise, you're lying to
me. The Sun I did dangerous,

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but I think the risk out or
I think the reward outweighed the risk,

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you know, because it's like I
think we inspired a lot of people.

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I got to push my comfort zone. We got to do something scared.

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We got to inspire the world to
go What did you What did you inspire

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the world to do? Mark?
Were you inspired? I was inspired to

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shout you kids, get off my
abandoned buildings. Now I'm rooting for the

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pavement. They can go up there. I'm just saying, I just want

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the pavement to win ultimately. Well
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Just well, I said, I'm
a flawed person, and I am

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up trying to work these things out, and I am a walking contradiction.

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Where's the flawed? I admit that, seriously, I am rooting all the

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way for the pavement to win,
fire the world to go live their best

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life. Figure. Once police realized
that there were trespassers on the tower of

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property Sunday, they began to search
and the twenty Okay, they know who

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it is. They have video of
him doing it. What are they waiting

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for. I'm quite sure they can
find him. It's like he's a one

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man a flash mob. Okay,
he's on the net. I looked him

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up. He's a YouTube channel.
I'm quite sure they can backtrace this YouTube

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channel to wherever he is and find
out and arrest him, because it would

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seem with everything he did is probably
at least five or six pelonies, and

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the twenty eight year old Ohio native
had to hide in a tub covered with

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plywood for several hours. Eventually,
though he escaped. I don't get it.

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That is amitment to the bit.
Hiding in a tub covered with plywood

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for hours, I'm waiting for the
reward to come in. He said.

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The reward was worth more than the
risk, the reward of inspiring people to

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live their best life. You're not
inspired to live your best life. I'm

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living my best life right now,
and I've never ever risked my life to

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that degree. I will say I
looked at the video and I was terrified,

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just because my fear of heights was
brought to life watching him go across,

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and I get I'm sure there was
there was no chance that he'd really

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fall and goes splat. I'm sure
there were well, there was, just

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you can see there was a harness
on him. If he fell, he'd

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be dangling on the slack line.
Done a slack line might have broken from

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the weight of you know, the
poll, but you know the pavement let

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me down. I was waiting for
the pavement. He was ski was skilled,

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and I said to myself, I've
actually I think for me, I'm

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hating because I could never So I
look at someone that does something like that

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and I'm like, man, the
Cohrna on you. No, I'm hating

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because it will inspire someone to his
point, but will inspire someone to do

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something stupid and die. It's it's
one degree remove from the tide pod challenges.

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It's one degree removed. No,
I'm being serious yea, because you're

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inspiring people to do equally stupid stuff. Ah, there's that point. Okay,

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you know who are you inspiring?
What is it? What is it

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you're doing that is actually helpful of
people. You're breaking any number of laws,

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you're you're playing games with police,
you're trespassing, and you're doing all

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these things which throw yourself into physical
danger. Your partner girlfriend, I don't

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know, booty call, whatever she
is, who works for a startup or

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something. I don't know why she
was there. She wasn't even taping.

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I don't know what her purpose was
other than moral support to get away driver.

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That's right, get away driver consessing
on video. I'm the wheel woman.

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They're almost this dumb call back to
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cocktails before your mail, pre meal
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of Negroni is hotly contested, just
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in kind or war. The battle
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of a barroom brawl. Every bit
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perfect acrimonious accompaniment to a Magrony cocktail, saddle up to its Wikipedia talk page.

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Okay, Stephan, what the hell
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original one one one one cocktail,
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blood. Taurus is represented by the
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both a sign and totem go for
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a strong drink gussied up with a
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leaning people to boot and for the
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courtesy of the Risk Carlton and MAUI
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bourbon and blood. It looks like
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rye Salerno blood orange liquor and half
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choice. All right, so okay, it's pretty strong. Jim and I,

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I think this is Mark yep vodka. And by the way, when

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is your birthday? Mark's in June? Can you be a little more specific?

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It was a whole month's Uh,
it's early in June, and I

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think I have to work that night. I uh, maybe I should take

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that. But the answer to the
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the Sunday News shows. That is
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received my statement, Jim and I
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great, perfect, perfect. I'll
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the James bond books in a row. Whenever the long Suffering One and I

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would go out to dinner, I
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and then of course, just like
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one is in honor of the martini
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person that the poetic advice that martinis
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one is not enough and is just
right. Who could argue with that they

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haven't been to Mars A total recall
joke. Yes, deep cut cancer.

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What is an ouzo wuizo uzzo uso
o u z oh, I'm not familiar

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with it. It's a liquorice flavored
liqueur from grease grease, It's good,

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oh okay. Cancer folks are ruled
by the moody ass moon and as a

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result can be hard to predict and
difficult to handle, much like the taste

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and effect of this based black licorice
forwards. Uzzo has a relatively high sugar

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content and a sweet taste. Hides
a heavy hit and a sneaky hangover coming

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on sweet before leaning into punishment.
A cancer poem leo, your drink is

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French seventy five. Oh, those
are good. You're just a regular bartender.

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That's right. You did work as
a bartender, not a very good

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one, but those are good.
Is there such a thing as a good

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bartender? I was a little surly. It probably wasn't the field for me

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to be in. Looking for someone
or something to celebrate and never afraid to

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be the occasion themselves. Leo is
the Champagne of the zodiac, a crucial

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component in this classic cocktail. Leo
rules to Heart and the Silver Screen,

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and in kind is equal parts romantic
and dramatic. Fittingly, the French seventy

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five rose to fame after Fluzi ordered
it in the sweeping love story slash gin

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joint propaganda film Castle Blanca. It
does sound good though. It's gin lemon

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juice, simple syrup and champagne.
So it's gin and juice, so it's

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like a summer drink. So it's
like a stoop dogg kinda okay, very

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popular with women. And you know
this how ordered? Yea virgo Pim's cup.

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Virgos, like both Brits, are
covert deviants that come across as proper

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prim and more than vaguely judgmental enter
Pims and English born at a better tief

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chalk full of vegetable notes, complex
herbal tones and floral nuances. Virgo rules

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the US, and a pim's cup
is said to soothe them. Brugal is

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also known to be fantastical about their
temple bodies. And this cocktail is garnished

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with an entire salad. Yeah,
there's like four garnishes you can put on

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it. I don't drink salads.
I eat salads. Yeah, because it's

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it's two ounces pms, half ounce
of lemon juice, ginger ale, and

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then the garnishes are cucumber, mint
spray, strawberry, lemon wheel, and

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orange wheel. I know how you
can drink the dree peals. It feels

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like it's missing bacon Libra Vesper Libra
is a sign that struggles to decide and

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can easily be convinced to tip toward
excess. Enter the vesper, which answers

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the drunkard's dilemma vodka or gin by
insisting both add an effervescent lemon twist,

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and you've got yourself the pre dinner
equivalent of an air sign. Those are

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a little gross. You don't want
to mix vodka and gin and Lila.

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I think it's the third ingredient,
quinola, or but I guess it doesn't.

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They don't make it anymore, so
they say bartenders have to improvise with

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lilt blanc. Yeah, the way
you improvise is you throw out the person

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who ordered the drink. Man.
You just no wondering, You're not a

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bartender. Scorpio tolla last word.
Scorpio's a sign that would rather die than

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apologize, and will take the last
word even if they have to etch it

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on their gravestone. Enter this cocktail
that looks like Ursula's afterbirth and tastes bittersweet.

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Scorpio loves a secret, a cloak, a dagger, and a trapdoor.

448
00:31:26.519 --> 00:31:30.839
And this epicity was born during Prohibition, when alcohol could only be sold

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in private clubs. Nice, Hugh
Stefan, sounds good, gin, I

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don't know what green sharp truse one
part lime juice and one part in marishio

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the core, okay. Nice.
Sagittarius a gimlet. Sagittarius is where opportunity

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meets optimism. It's a sign of
making something out of nothing, A billion

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dollars out of a breakup, lemonade
out of lemons, and a great cocktail

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out of high seas disease. And
a gimlet is what it's a vodka Vodkan

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lime juice. Here's us jin well
Jenner Vodker. Those are like drown liquor.

456
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Okay, No, gimblets are wonderful. Those are good. You like

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yourself for gimblet? How are you
gonna tell me what I like? You're

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Sagittarius Capricorn, Carpano Antica Americano Capricorn
is daddy energy. It likes a club

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chair, a robust stock portfolio,
and being right. Enter Carpano and deca

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formula by mouth, well rounded and
rich, which is coincidentally what every Capricorn

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aspires to be. This formooth describes
yourself as par excellence and ideal for making

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refined, exclusive cocktails like the Americano
Stefan. It looks like this is kind

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of like a hodgepot. You can
do whatever you want with it, but

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it doesn't really there's no specific recipe
that I can see. It's like a

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suicide. So you just say the
name again, please, Carbano and Dica

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Americano. You have somebody ordered one
of those for me. I just stare

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at him, or it could be
Carpano and Americano. People are saying it's

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basically like a different modified version of
the Negroni. Okay, so turn the

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soda gun on them. If they
order that one Aquarius, you're the bitter

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Giuseppe, the cinnar Manhattan. I'm
not an alcoholic. I can't tell you

471
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what these are. The calling card
of every Aquarius is being weird and sinnar

472
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c y n ar is made with
the essence of artichoke. Oh, stop

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right there. The bitter guse Yeah, it's a cinar sweet vermouth, lemon

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and orange bitters. So they're just
making stuff up now, they're just throwing

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stuff together. Yeah, Will crawls
out close out with Pisces. That apparol

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sprits. Apparol sprits, like Pisces
is a gateway drug like the average Pisces

477
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and apparol sprits comes across as a
breezy, benign way to while the while

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away the afternoon, perhaps under the
glorious shade of a striped umbrella, entertaining

479
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delusions of capri. But make no
mistake, both sign and drink are a

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gateway drug. Stefan. Yeah,
that definitely looks like a brunch drink one

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quarter ounce approl, two ounce persecco, and the splash of soda water.

482
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So I'm pretty sure it's popular with
women. Okay, that's refreshing everybody.

483
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That sounds good. This is this
all sucks. There's no whiskey in here,

484
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there's no brown liquor. It's a
good point. Yeah, this is

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a superban. But for bartenders like
my co parents. She's a bartender,

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she makes all these drinks. They
all suck. He's a brown liquor.

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