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Speaker 1: Let's put on the headset right now. He is, he's

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got an entourage with him. Jay Glazer joins this.

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Speaker 2: I was just called babysitters, not entourage.

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Speaker 3: I was just saying, Jay, I'm famous enough to have

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an authorage, but I need a lot of babysitters.

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Speaker 1: I was just saying, there's there's a lot of people

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here on Radio Round. We've been coming for so many

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years that you go, is that so and so? I

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don't know if that's so and so. You're one of

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the most like unmistakable. That's Jake Glazer when you see him,

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Speaker 2: That hurricane glaze coming through a man. Yeah. First, it

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first and foremost that's saying I'm the best looking guy here.

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That's what I'm here. Yeah. Absolutely, Sometimes people go, is

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that Brad Pitt, I get that a lot first and foremost.

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I know you're from l A, and you.

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Speaker 3: Go, I'm from I'm no, no, I live in Luses

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in LA and all that is everything good with with.

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Speaker 2: Fires and all that.

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Speaker 3: We my wife who's right over here, Rosie we uh,

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we evacuated three times in about five weeks. We had

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three different fires. The last one I was just scare

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the crap out of us. Our old house burnt to

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the ground. We got out of him. We have a

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new house, which fantastic. But we're we were, uh yeah,

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we were. We were evacuated for quite a while, and

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then when we got back, we kept kept turning our

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power off. And but I got a lot of friends

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who've lost literally everything and like everything. And actually my

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wife did a beautiful thing. My wife, Rosie over her

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own clothing stores called Varga, and at Fox we had

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I think eight women who lost every And when I

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say you lost everything, like the clothes you have on

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your back is well you have, yeah, And she actually

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outfitted uh everyone at Fox who did lose everything full wardrobes.

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Speaker 2: Again.

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Speaker 3: They I don't know if you saw, but a couple

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of weeks ago, you know, we have across the street

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from our house, one hundred yards it looks like a

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military base goes on for a mile and a half,

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fifty four hundred firefighters stage.

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Speaker 2: And I started going down. I'm bringing down.

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Speaker 3: I'm part of this company called Jimmy Barr's Protein Bar,

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So I started bringing that down. I started trying to

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get mental health talks to them, just to lift them

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up anything. And then Finally one day they're like, hey,

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you know, we really need besides energy drakes and powery

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this and that, we just want to watch football. Yeah,

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And I said, I know someone who can make that happen.

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And I called the CEO of Fox, Eric Shacks Fox Boards,

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and I was like, dude, these guys just want like this.

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Speaker 2: Escape when they're on break.

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Speaker 3: And by the way their shifts were going first, there

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are forty eight hour shifts. And thinking about this too,

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the bravery of these people, like they left their homes

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and we saw people firefighters in that area from Israel

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who flew in from British Columbia, from my wife from

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his tiny town and idohole called Melbourne. We saw firemen

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from there, from Wyoming, Colorado, you name. It is the worst

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the times brings together the best of people. But actually,

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in a day, Fox got ten TVs put up there

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for them to watch all the playoff guys, not just Foxes,

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and I ended up doing up my hit from down there,

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and I had Dan Campbell and Dan Quinn FaceTime the

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firefighters before their game. That's what's pretty cool. Yeah, I

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appreciate you asked me.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, Yeah, I just I knew, you know, we build

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everything I hear about, you know, l A, oh, that's crazy.

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Let's let's talk a little football.

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Speaker 2: We're on in.

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Speaker 1: Houston, Texans have a new O. C tell me what

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you know about Nick Kaylee. What are they getting in

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the case.

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Speaker 3: I like Nick kelly Man obviously, you know he was

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with Sean McVay for a little bit and the Patriots

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and but love his look. The culture that that Seawn

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you know, teaches guys is fantastic.

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Speaker 2: And you know there's a difference in.

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Speaker 3: Guy who just comes in and cault plays and somebody

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who's gonna help develop and he's gonna help develop that

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offensive line tight ends. Uh, the quarterback to quarterback's great,

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but you always need developments a quarterback.

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Speaker 2: So I do I like, I think I'll do a

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I got your rossback in Houston with you. J

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any insight as far as you know, Nick Cassario as

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the general manager here in Houston. The relationship with Tamiko

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Speaker 2: Call was Ziko is a stud? Yeah, that dude just

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stood that dude is a stud.

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Speaker 3: Yes, I knew, I knew him as a player, and

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again cultures everything. And I think a guy like that too,

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the because of him, You'll like asan McVay, you'll always

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or Kyle Shannon always be in the conversation for.

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Speaker 1: As a contender. It's it's interesting. The offensive line, I mean,

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it was, it was a problem. Yeah, I don't know

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how you fix it. I mean, Laramie Tunzel's not getting

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any younger, Jack Mason all that. But when you saw

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the Texans this year, was that the glaring weakness and

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protecting Stroud and giving him time.

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looking at I was kind of confused. I'm like, man,

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why is this? Why are they struggling so much?

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works because Slowak probably could have gotten the head coaching

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job last year if you wanted to. And so now

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really liked about it. And then it just goes to

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show you how fast things can change.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's it's it's that's I always say, like when

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you're the hot thing, go jump because you know.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 3: But at the same time, if you don't think you're ready,

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it's like it's a slippery slope.

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Speaker 2: I'm not ready.

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Speaker 3: I'm gonna crap out here in four years and never

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gonna get another shot. I think most guys have confidence, like, hey,

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I'm not ready, but I'm gonna be here for another

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couple of years where I can learn nothing.

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Speaker 2: You're gonna get fired the next year. Yeah, But that's

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the NFL, man, It's you.

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Speaker 3: Know, it's it's the only And I think that's why

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people of us have so much, so many close relationships

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in the NFL, because there's no other job. Like if

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some accountant screws up your taxes, the whole worlds not

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talking about and sit fun on radio the next day

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and Fox that weekend, and you know they're not telling

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your kids, Hey man, your dad screwed up these taxes,

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at a restaurant, it's not out there constantly, So I think

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it makes people to leave a lot closer.

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Speaker 1: What uh where would you rank Stroud in terms of quarterbacks?

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last year and this year. I don't want to say

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he regressed because it was still a really good year.

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Speaker 2: Still to put.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, put him in somebody that startup a franchise around absolutely, Okay.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, it's it's it's just it's it's tough to

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his numbers were still very good, but they had all

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all those issues. When you look around at the AFC

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South where, I mean, do you still think it's Texans

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they do with the top pick. But what do you

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Speaker 3: Still right up there? Absolutely, you gotta knock them off.

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quarterback's gonna be. Yeah right, I think Liam Cahn will

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do a great job. I got to know Liam really

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well because he lived with McVeigh.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, so.

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Speaker 3: Sean and I spent a lot of time together. Seawan

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I helped with mental health when I really started opening

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up about stuff, and then he needed and didn't realize

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he knewed that because Seawan like, the worst thing that

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ever happen and in Sean's life is that he didn't

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win the Super Bowl in his second year ever as

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the youngest head coach in the history of the NFL.

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you see in pictures and target and the picture frames.

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work through a lot and and it's made him a

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much much better coach. So like Liam lived with him,

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I got to meet, like really know him.

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Speaker 2: I think Lilliam's gonna I think Liam does a really

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Speaker 1: The uh you mentioned mental health. That's one of the

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big things that you've been focused on and part of

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the reasons why you're here. Lets let us know, because

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he can't pay attention and all this. Now we're way

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more sensitive to it and now and talk a little

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Speaker 2: How old are you I'm forties. Okay, so I'm fifty five.

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Speaker 3: I got diagnosed in nineteen eighty nine, so there was

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Speaker 2: Feels like, what ADHD feels like.

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Speaker 3: In ADHD, I tell these guys, it's like you feel

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like you're drawing them. And the only way for me

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class or to speak out, or to not pay attention

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to like draw a game on my pad.

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Speaker 2: Or just walk out the class.

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Speaker 3: And like you think I want to get trouble every

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week in my life, Hell no, But I didn't have

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the capability not to. And I tell these coaches now,

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I said, these players, like they told me how to

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learning just say disability. Growing up, I didn't have a

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learning disability. I just didn't learn the way you guys

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taught right me. I've coached you know, tons of guys

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in mixed martial arts. I got to teach differently. I

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got to coach differently. You have a general consensus, but

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I've got to make sure that you know, I connect

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with everybody there, and growing up that wasn't the thing.

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million pharmaceuticals, and at least for the depression and anxiety,

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none of them works.

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Speaker 2: So I've had to find other skills.

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Speaker 3: But for the ADHD, you know, I could put in

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stimulants early, and when you have depression, those stimulants it

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does not work well with you and a guy like

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me too. It brought out a lot of bad stuff.

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I have more options than I ever would have had.

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So Kilbury got brought to me and they're like, it's

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non stimulant, non stimulant, like you could take it to night.

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I'm like, I could take it at night and it doesn't.

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I call it the Kilbury Comet. Calms you down at night.

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It gets the roommates in my head to stop, a

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million of them to stop talking and and all that stuff,

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and I'm able to focus and look look on fox

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like moving it. Now I am able to focus so

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my ADHD and my depression of anxiety became my superpower

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and where I could weaponize him. So if I weaponize him,

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they're my advantage. I'm not ashamed anymore. And that's why

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I'm really trying to get people to understand.

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Speaker 1: To him, well, it's very cool. He is Jay Glazer.

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One more for you, real quick. Just give me a

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quick thought. Super Bowl, how wis I mean? The two

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best teams? I mean, couldn't ask for anything better?

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Speaker 3: Man. I know Patrick maholl has done, but I don't

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know what he can't do, so until he shows me otherwise, man,

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I can't go against him.

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Speaker 2: Jay, thanks so much for the time. I really appreciate