July 21, 2023

Who will be the next great athlete who also succeeds in business, media, etc.? | One Good Question

Who will be the next great athlete who also succeeds in business, media, etc.? | One Good Question

This week’s question from our Discord:

Chili72 asked, “Do you ever think there will be another athlete that rivals Shaq in terms of dominating their sport, then continuing to branch out across different areas on at a high level Examples: DJ Diesel,...

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This week’s question from our Discord:

Chili72 asked, “Do you ever think there will be another athlete that rivals Shaq in terms of dominating their sport, then continuing to branch out across different areas on at a high level Examples: DJ Diesel, Rap Albums, Broadcasting, Acting, his business & charities, etc.”

Avi Lieu join us for this one. She’s on Instagram at @avi.lieu.

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Ladies and gentlemen, Welcome to One
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little bit more of a discussion than
an exact question shout out with my boy

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Chili. Chili asked, do you
ever think there'll be another athlete that rivals

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Shack in terms of absolutely dominating their
sport but also continuing to branch out across

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other areas. He's a DJ now
on tour, he has rap albums,

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obviously broadcasting, he's changed the game
and what pregame shows look like. Acting

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and his business and charities. I
don't know if you know that much about

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he has. He's very what is
it philanthropic, and he's like an investor

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and a lot of things like the
ring camera. Yeah, he's gonna be

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one of the first cats. He's
probably right there right now. They'll be

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like very self made billionaire. Are
you a fan? Oh? I'm a

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huge check? Oh good, yeah, I was ready for my Shack's really

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funny. I do hate a lot
of people, but podcast my hates everyone.

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Yeah, only people that really deserve
it. I think Shack's funny.

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I think he's philantropic. Uh.
I think he's genuine. I've just heard

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stories off online and offline of him
being nice to people and being normal.

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My aunt's husband, so my uncle
but not blood related, used to um

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he's still his son, does it
now? Own a security company in Orlando

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and they were the front security company
at Shack and a bunch of other celebrities

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houses because one he was drafted do
Orlando, but then two like Tiger Woods,

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everybody lives there, you know,
like now still but back in the

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day especially, it was cheap and
you'd get a fucking mansion, this golf

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and good weather, et cetera,
et cetera. Um, and he always

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said, uh, Shack and all
these other people were super nice. You

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know where you would hear that,
because I've heard other stories from family in

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Cleveland and people other spots. I
would run into players at Mornston, So

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that always makes it. And I
do think it's funny. But yeah,

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I think he owns like Noah's Bagels. He owns is a Papa John's.

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He owns like a shit ton of
restaurants, Wendy's like he owns an insane

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amount of stuff, and you started
following the foot steps of Magic Johnson.

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Magic Johnson's for sure one of the
first to kind of do it um in

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terms of like building a business empire, not so much in terms of all

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the other stuff. You know,
yeah, the entertainment side, but even

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Magic does he have some announcing and
stuff. I think what it most reminds

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me of is actually like good businessmen
like YouTubers and stuff like who like all

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of us, just because you have
to like find your way to do shit

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um, rather than like you have
your career and make okay money. Even

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Jordan, like the I forgot the
number now, but I think what Jordan

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makes in a year now from air
Jordan's is more than his entire NBA salary

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combined. Oh you know what I
mean. And that's like YouTube stuff,

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like what you make from your views. Obviously, the top guys Jake Paul

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and them are making millions and mister
Beast off of purely YouTube. But if

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you're a mid level but career YouTuber, your ad revenue is a very small

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piece of what you do. You
have to get creative in ways that you

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expand through business, in life and
even in your own talents. Right,

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Like my first video was Jim interviewing
me about my squat session that day.

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My second video, I think was
Jim interviewing me. Or we did a

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video together on like warmups for a
squad that was last week. Yeah,

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it was rather than like now you
know I'm on JK News or this podcast

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or whatever. It is, like
I'm not just talking about how twos you

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you spread your entertainment, you meet
new people and then exactly or you can

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niche yourself off forever or yeah,
you know, I've done coaching, I've

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done apparel. You find different ways
to make money and give value to the

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the space out there. So I
think it's uh one inspiring too. It's

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he's doing what he loves. Like
I don't know if you've seen clips of

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him djaying, but he looks like
a twelve year old kid, like he's

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having the time. Yeah. The
one of the first funny ones, I

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think it was in the pandemic and
he's at home with his like three sons

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and he's like DJing in the kitchen
and it's just him and his son's just

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wilding the fuck out and he's wholesome. Yeah, it just looks so fun.

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He talks about his kids too,
Yeah, really cool the way he

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like he talks about parenting. Yeah, well yeah a lot. So,

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Um, I don't know, I'm
sure there will be others that come across.

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His dominating in sports is so interesting
because what people say is Michael Jordan's

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the best, at least in the
basketball space. So say, Michael Jordan's

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the best player to ever do it. But Shack was the most dominant.

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And unless you're a big basketball fan, maybe it's kind of hard to like

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conceptualize that, you know, like
what does that mean? Um? But

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maybe maybe this is a powerlifting when
I could do like, uh, maybe

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John Hack is the best of all
time or Ed Cohn's the best of all

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time. But you could maybe like
argue like an Atwood or someone's the most

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dominant. Right, He's has the
most championships at his weight class in a

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time period. Shack's kind of like
that. He had like a five year

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run where he was literally just untouchable. But as an entire career, if

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you look at his resume, maybe
wasn't as good as Jordan. Um,

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so I don't know. I'm sure
there'll be other people though, you know,

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like it's just rare. Yeah,
like for a reason, everyone could

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do it right there, there'd be
multiple of shocks. But like you have

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to have a business sense or you
have to be deeply connected to somebody that

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you trust who has a business sense
as well as everything else. Yeah,

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plus he's got personality, you know, Plus he's funny. There's a lot

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of factors in that. I think
that is a rare thing because even you

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look at like celebrities, right,
like name some of the best singers or

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something like, do they have the
personality to do interviews? Not many?

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Do they have the personality to go
handle business entrepreneurship. You think a great

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interview is she she's cool, she's
so fun she just on hot ones,

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yes, yeah, good, she's
just very likable. Yeah, she's funny,

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she's just so chill. Yeah,
you feel comfortable like you're hanging out.

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But the masses aren't. Yeah,
most of them aren't. It's definitely

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very especially with celebrities. Yeah,
sure, like so yeah, same thing

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like um, Shyla buff You know, some people think Ryan Reynolds he's a

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good interview because and he's a good
tweet for sure. Yeah, and he

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bought um mint Mobile yeah, and
then adds all the time and then Jack

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get way up and then sold it. And he's still part of his deal

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is that he still does commercials for
them, but like he doesn't own it

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anymore. He bought that aviation gin
company, racked it way way up,

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and then sold it for a ton
of money. Yeah. If he's not

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a billionaire, he's getting close probably. You know that about well. Aviation

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sold for six hundred and ten million
dollars. Yeah, depending on the percent

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ownership. He had a high percentage
ownership as far as I know, and

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and then Mintum Yeah, and then
even it was over fifteen percent. There

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could be these like shocks like on
in like China or India or like for

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sure, but do they have yeah, then they do. They have the

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athletic side, it is. He
is an interesting case because he got the

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athletic side. He has the entertainment
side, the business and the business side

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that yeah. Yeah, it does
scripted stuff, he does reality stuffin owns

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a rugby rugby soccer soccer and everyone
loves him. Yeah. Yeah, it

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is interesting, like even Jordan,
and it does take a personality and it

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probably wears on the poor guy too. He's so in the public, like

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Jordan's not in the public anymore.
He even just sold ownership of his basketball

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team. You know. He's always
kind of doing his own thing. So

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it definitely depends on what you like
and if you want to go that route.

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Um, but he is. Yeah, he's insanely dominant. But they'll

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be more. There'll be more.
Sometimes the NBA I do things kind of

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lacking some of those like some of
the best players aren't the best interviews right

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now. Yeahsonality, but which I
mean, I understand like they probably didn't

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get into the sport because of that. They're just kidding what they do.

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And then it's like now I have
to put on a face and like a

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character like that. And it's so
global now, so global. A couple

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of our athletes, like English isn't
their first language, you know, so

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you started talking to Jokich or your
honest Yannis is actually pretty funny despite his

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English not being you know, a
one, even though it's good, you

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know. So that's another wrinkle for
sure. Yeah, everything about Okay,

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Buster Posey is the one I'm thinking
who he hasn't done entertainment stuff. But

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he's investing while he was a player. Let him have body armor, is

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the Yeah, he's another one him
to retire early. Yeah. Yeah.

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The other thing is too the lifestyle
you want right, Yeah, because he

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didn't have to invest to live and
retire early. But what lifestyle are you

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live in? Yeah? Yeah,
now you live at a higher lifestyle deal,

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like you say with Shack. Shack
made enough from basketball and sneakers to

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not have to do this. Yeah, like a billionaire lifestyles is much different.

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But you can live plenty on fifty
million. Imagine. Yeah, Posey's

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minority owner of the Giants. Now
he was able to invest in that.

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Yeah, the body armor deal was
huge. I mean I think I forgot

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what Kobe's number was, but they
went they went from like ten million to

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close to a billion for him.
I think too, it was something stupid

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six hundred mill I think I don't
even like body armor that much. I

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can't even think of, Like,
I can't fathom with that number one million,

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a billion, No one can,
no one. Damn Yeah, billions

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and say so, yeah, they'll
probably come, but they are rare to

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all I have. All threes are
rare because I'm trying to think of other

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celebrities, but like because celeb he's
typically not typically, but a lot of

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them are good at interviews. You
know, they're funny because that's acting,

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you know, like a George Clooney
interview is kind of funny or whatever the

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fuck um, But he's an entertainer
outside of script, probably not. And

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then who knows about his business stuff? Like they're all rich. Adam Sandlers

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pretty good. Adam Sandlers pretty good. I don't know if he's got the

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dominant athletics, but he's decent.
Yeah, yeah, Jay Cole, j

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Cole. I don't know if he's
got the business side. But Jay Cole

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got a couple of ten day contracts
in the NBA. What now he played

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for? He played for a professional
African team. He's a professional basketball player.

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No really, Yeah, he goes
into that's funnier, that was great,

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spit a bar. No, yeah, he'll play. He'll play in

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like the pro am runs in New
York with all the best players. I've

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been in one of the news I
have. Okay, never mind's not cool

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anymore. I guess everyone's doing it. Yeah, they should invite anybody nowadays,

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any amateur can walk in. Yeah, you are at the pro am.

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You have been in a program?
I want it? Yeah, actually

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weird and our other story to tell
you after you are telling us Now,

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Oh is that really interesting? That's
why I wasn't gonna say it. Are

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you embarrassed to say it? No? It's just like another another guy from

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the you just cut this out whatever
from like from Jack culture was here today.

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Oh yeah, visiting Jim Pinks.
Yeah yeah, yeah yeah. And

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then I was just like helping him
put his weights away and really I was

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training too, and he was like, oh I saw your tempo Deadloot video

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like that was crazy or whatever,
like, oh he knew me on the

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local celebrity Yeah, I guess.
So everyone's coming in to visit me the

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biggest pro am we know, biggest, smallest Yeah, um yeah, that's

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it. I can't think of another
big name. Shak is a really good

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example of awesome though. I'll try
to be the next one. It could

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be wait for it, open a
bagel shop. Yeah, bagel and cookies.

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I was on a big bagel for
a second. They're too good for

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me to eat often enough, like
Mangol, Sammy's Magel. Sammy's so good.

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I kind of like a sesame seed. Everything's too much. It's way

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too much. I don't like the
onion e fake onione and the fake girl.

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It's not fake, but like powdered
garlic or or Yeah, I don't

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like that. I guess it depends
wh you're putting in it. I'm just

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going like, yeah, just like
Deli meats, I'd make it like quote

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unquote healthy. You know, it's
literally just Deli meats, And yeah,

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I like a little yeah, because
adds a little texture. I like a

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plain one too. Have you had
a French toast bagel? No? That

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sounds insane. Yeah, lord,
you're trying to make me fat. Yeah,

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I can't have all that. Do
you literally take a bagel and then

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make French toast with it? No, it's like a cinnamon crunch like a

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oh yeah that sounds insane. Yeah, I know it's delicious. Yeah I

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want that. I know. I
can't have that. Whipped cream cheese.

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I don't like that. You're like, I don't like any cream cheese.

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He doesn't like white creams. Don't
you never never had a seattle dog?

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No? Yeah, seattle dog hot
it's hot dog cream cheese grilled onions.

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I don't like cream cheese in sushi. Yeah, I don't love it.

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No, if it's SUSI I'll check
it back, but I don't like it.

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No, he didn't like sour cream
cream cheese like both Ranch, Mayo,

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Mayo, Ranch, none of it. I can take your leave Mayo.

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I can take your leave Ranch.
But it's fine. Don't. I

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don't need to dip dip anything in
a ranch at all. Just but how

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about pizza? Nope, No,
that's an Italian and American. Don't bring

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that bullet everything avore. Where can
people find Vy besides here with all of

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your fan base. Yes, here
at Third Street Bar. Will come visit,

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get a day pass, um five
day pass, get a membership.

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Why don't you fuck it? Throw
a million down to becoming a part owner.

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Yeah, let's do it. Instagram
at ave dot lou and email me

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at ave at three sp dot coo. And she's now accepting po boxes at

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Street. Do you want to send
her a gift? Will unbox it on

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the podcat Sacramento, Yeah, Sacramento
Comfy twenty ten, Third Street Avy Unboxing

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Party, Avvy the Boxer Party.
You could send anyone on the team.

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You might you might have your favorites. You know, there's a lot of

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us here, five of us on
the team. I like when people send

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stuff to late it is fine.
Yeah, maybe we can do that.

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We'll see we can get some traction
from discord ladies and gentlemen. Three up

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dot CEO. Check out your latest
successory drop. We got some mugs,

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a couple of water bottles, a
few Frisbees in the collectible drop left,

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um check it out and I'm like, where you want to find me?

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The Frisbee sold out pretty close.
I did not see that coming. I

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love that logo. You can say
they're flying off the shelves. Oh my

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god, she got too. I
don't think. I don't think Frisbees fly

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you, footballs fly rain on my
part parade, it's on an airplane.

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I am at the jam, all
of those on all the social media.

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Per percent is a word, and fifty

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is just number of fifty percent facts. It's a Spreaker Prime podcast and association

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