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Speaker 2: Hey, it's Nick right. What's Right with Nick Right?
Speaker 4: On YouTube and on your favorite podcast platform. Hope you
Speaker 4: had or are having a wonderful Fourth of July holiday.
Speaker 4: We had the day off, So here's a little bit
Speaker 4: of the best of the first few months of What's
Speaker 4: Right with Nick right alongside my son. So I have
Speaker 4: gone out on a limb and picked the maps to
Speaker 4: beat the suns. They are okay, I picked the maps.
Speaker 4: We can get into that in the moment.
Speaker 2: Where do I look?
Speaker 5: But okay, I feel that just playing a symbol by uh.
Speaker 5: I've always felt that when I by, when I got
Speaker 5: when I started my own record, when I had young
Speaker 5: money and I had NICKI and Drake and it was
Speaker 5: just Onneika and Aubrey. You know what I mean? You
Speaker 5: know I mean, I've always felt that I have to
Speaker 5: stay current. I have to stay current, I have to
Speaker 5: stay cool, I have to stay all at because I
Speaker 5: want them to see and I want them to know
Speaker 5: what it takes and I want them to know that. Okay,
Speaker 5: I don't want them to ever get comfortable because I
Speaker 5: know for a fact you're going to be successful, more
Speaker 5: successful than me, because that's my that's my goal. But
Speaker 5: I don't want you to get there and get comfortable.
Speaker 5: I want you to see how I'm never comfortable.
Speaker 4: What what did you seeing Drake just playing?
Speaker 5: Once he started, uh, they you know he was brought
Speaker 5: to me by check this guy out. He could rap,
Speaker 5: He's from Canada and all that. So that, right, that
Speaker 5: was already just interesting when I heard what he always.
Speaker 5: What I loved about Drake was when I was the
Speaker 5: first first time I heard him. That was nothing about
Speaker 5: every every song I heard, that was nothing about, you know,
Speaker 5: harming no one, you know what I mean, There was
Speaker 5: nothing about there was nothing, nothing on there try to
Speaker 5: try to sound hard, and I was like, this dude
Speaker 5: just made me love. I was like, he could have
Speaker 5: literally wrapped about him eating cereal in the morning and
Speaker 5: going going to a corner store at what he ate for,
Speaker 5: Like he made it sound cooler than what I'm I'm
Speaker 5: talking about, and that right that struck me. Right, that
Speaker 5: was like, so I need this guy. I was like,
Speaker 5: he could talk about it. And then what happened was
Speaker 5: a hook came on on his song. I was like,
Speaker 5: that was a nice little hook.
Speaker 2: I was like, who's that on the hook?
Speaker 5: Like that's him? And I was like the person in
Speaker 5: the hook is singing.
Speaker 4: Dude, you know what's so funny? So me and oh gosh,
Speaker 4: Daniel shout out the name of the songs.
Speaker 2: You remember.
Speaker 4: One of me and my wife's first songs is a
Speaker 4: Drake song where he raps in the beginning, or he
Speaker 4: raps the whole thing, but the chorus is singing. And
Speaker 4: it was one of the baby You're the best, Baby
Speaker 4: You're my everything that song, and man, I had listened
Speaker 4: to the song with her for probably nine months before
Speaker 4: I knew that it was Drake. Was Drake doing both parts?
Speaker 4: That I thought it was two different people?
Speaker 2: All right? What about Nicki? What made you want to
Speaker 2: be in business with her?
Speaker 5: Playing and simple? Nicky was already when I was starting
Speaker 5: this late when I had my label, I was already
Speaker 5: knew I want someone from New York like playing simple rap.
Speaker 5: I love New York playing rap comes from New York.
Speaker 5: I need something. Never knew it would be a female. Yeah, yep,
Speaker 5: you know when she was she was bought. When I've
Speaker 5: seen her and she's spinning it. She killed everything, She
Speaker 5: killed every person I had heard, who I was trying
Speaker 5: to hear, who I was. Whatever I did, whatever you
Speaker 5: want to call it auditioning. I'm shopping with she killed
Speaker 5: all that, and I'm like, that's it made no she
Speaker 5: it was hands down and she's a part of the team.
Speaker 4: On Sunday on Twitter, you claim Michael Jordan's switch hand
Speaker 4: layup was somehow not impressive.
Speaker 2: Uh, some folks think that you're a hater. Yeah, defend yourself. Okay.
Speaker 4: So here's the deal that that is a still shot.
Speaker 4: We can't show you the full video on if you're watching,
Speaker 4: but everyone knows this because it has been just absolutely
Speaker 4: forced down our throats for thirty years as if this
Speaker 4: is one of the greatest moments.
Speaker 2: In NBA history. It flatly is not.
Speaker 4: Here's the thing, Jordan might be the greatest player ever.
Speaker 4: I don't think he is, but obviously there is a
Speaker 4: strong case to be made for him. But that doesn't
Speaker 4: mean we have to mythologize everything about him. Jordan was
Speaker 4: once he started winning titles, was not a great highlight producer.
Speaker 2: He was.
Speaker 4: He was so fundamentally sound and such a killer, and
Speaker 4: his mid rangels unstoppable, and it's the greatest fadaway jump
Speaker 4: shot ever.
Speaker 2: But those things aren't great highlights.
Speaker 4: His only really great truly great highlights the latter half
Speaker 4: of his career are the jump shots to win playoff
Speaker 4: games and win the finals. Those obviously are great moments,
Speaker 4: but because like here's my point.
Speaker 2: It's not logo. Yeah, that's from early in his career.
Speaker 4: In the in the slam Dunk contest. Absolutely, But if
Speaker 4: you think about the highlights you see forever throughout NBA history,
Speaker 4: there these amazing feats of athleticism and then a couple
Speaker 4: basic ass Jordan plays like the highlights that live forever.
Speaker 4: It's like, holy shit, doctor j jumped, put the ball
Speaker 4: behind the backboard, hung in the air, got it around
Speaker 4: to the other side.
Speaker 2: It's like, is he the only person in the world
Speaker 2: who could do it?
Speaker 4: Vince Carter jumped over a seven foot three inch French
Speaker 4: dude and ended his career. It's like, is that the
Speaker 4: greatest thing I've ever seen in my life?
Speaker 3: Stay?
Speaker 4: Even Steph Curry, the eerie one unanimous MVP. You're you're
Speaker 4: in overtime against Katie and Russ. There's four seconds left.
Speaker 4: He just pulls up casually from forty two feet bang.
Speaker 2: It's like, holy crep. Lebron is thirty feet behind.
Speaker 4: The play tracks down Iguadala pins it the Shaquille O'Neal.
Speaker 2: He pulled the basket down and it hit him in
Speaker 2: the head. These are the iconic moment.
Speaker 4: And then it's like and Michael Jordan once had a
Speaker 4: spin move baseline and kind of dunked on Patrick Ewing.
Speaker 4: And another time Michael Jordan switched hands on a layup.
Speaker 2: Holy look at this. Why do you think Katie is
Speaker 2: singling you out like that on Twitter?
Speaker 4: Okay, so this is my question, and this is what
Speaker 4: I can't figure out. Does Katie hate me or really
Speaker 4: like see that's what That's what I was thinking, Like,
Speaker 4: I don't think that he's uh.
Speaker 2: I think it is like me.
Speaker 4: And fun or like frenemies exactly free. Because here's the thing.
Speaker 4: If people didn't see this exchange. Someone I didn't tweet
Speaker 4: to him. Someone tweeted to Durant, did you see nick
Speaker 4: Wright's Club Superstar segment? He had a funny line about Kyrie,
Speaker 4: And Durant responded and said, I didn't see it, but
Speaker 4: I'm sure it was trash. Anyone can do Nicky's job,
Speaker 4: and he calls.
Speaker 2: Me Nicky, right.
Speaker 4: He then says, because someone's like, hey, don't be mean
Speaker 4: to Nick, and he says he makes millions of dollars.
Speaker 4: Thanks Katie, appreciate that, and so he's subject for criticism.
Speaker 4: That's how this works, right, And I did respond to that.
Speaker 4: I said, that is actually exactly.
Speaker 2: How this works. You are correct, Kevin Durant. I am
Speaker 2: in the public eye.
Speaker 4: I have a big boy job with big compensation that
Speaker 4: I have decided to put myself out there. Anything someone
Speaker 4: wants to say about my job performance and even minor
Speaker 4: personal shots are fair, right. And I think Kevin Durant
Speaker 4: thought he was like check making. It's like check meeting
Speaker 4: me Like, oh, you don't like what it happens to you,
Speaker 4: But isn't that what they say about me? Like I
Speaker 4: make millions of dollars, I should be able to expected
Speaker 4: you to.
Speaker 2: Take a Kyrie's standpoint of it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you are subject to criticism like that is what
Speaker 4: goes with the territory, And so I don't.
Speaker 2: I am a big believer that I've never been.
Speaker 4: I have been mean at times to Durant, but I've
Speaker 4: never been out of bounds.
Speaker 2: I've never been unfair.
Speaker 4: I didn't participate when people were making fun of his ankles.
Speaker 4: Never that I thought that. I thought that was out
Speaker 4: of bounds. I was like, you know what, I'm gonna
Speaker 4: sit in this one out fellas. I feel like, A,
Speaker 4: that's not necessarily a white person conversation, and B I'm
Speaker 4: not I'm not participating in that. So I don't think
Speaker 4: I've ever really gone overboard, and I don't think he's
Speaker 4: gone overboard with me. And then, but here's the other
Speaker 4: thing when I say I don't know for friends or enemies,
Speaker 4: because I then tweeted at least I had you in
Speaker 4: Club Superstar Kevin. I put at least I had you
Speaker 4: in Club Superstar Kevin. I don't think people really call
Speaker 4: him Kevin. They call him K or KD. And that's
Speaker 4: why he wrote thank you Nicholas and did the handshake emoji.
Speaker 4: So I you know what, we had low Wayne on
Speaker 4: this show is a great time. We don't really do
Speaker 4: guests on this show. I was thinking about trying to
Speaker 4: get Ti on the show because I had him in
Speaker 4: my top five, and I don't think a lot of
Speaker 4: people do.
Speaker 2: I want to get Duranto.
Speaker 4: I think Durant and I sitting down, I don't think
Speaker 4: it would be all lovey dovey, but I think there
Speaker 4: is a mutual respect along with a bit of dislike
Speaker 4: that I think could be compelling.
Speaker 2: So that's a new goal.
Speaker 4: Go Gabe, who's the you know, the the grand puba
Speaker 4: blue doock Media, Go ahead and make that happen, if
Speaker 4: you would please.
Speaker 2: It's very very easy for me.
Speaker 4: To make the way we all fill out brackets and
Speaker 4: all our bracket contests better and it makes your social
Speaker 4: feeds more tolerable. We all come together and make a
Speaker 4: solemn oath, a commitment that if we want the ability
Speaker 4: to send out a single tweet or ig post or
Speaker 4: TikTok video anything bragging about how good or the old
Speaker 4: reverse brag, Oh my bracket so busted, look at how
Speaker 4: bad it is, if we want to do any draw
Speaker 4: any attention to calling an upset to having this team
Speaker 4: going in the final four, then here's the solemn oath
Speaker 4: we all make. We're filling out one one bracket per person.
Speaker 4: Now you can insert that bracket into thirty competitions if.
Speaker 2: You want, don't care.
Speaker 4: But what must end is the cowardice of oh yeah,
Speaker 4: I have six different brackets.
Speaker 2: I have a favorite.
Speaker 4: Look at these idiots in the control room, and I
Speaker 4: use that term not lightly but idiots. Okay, I have
Speaker 4: one bracket, a chalk bracket. I have one bracket an
Speaker 4: underdog's bracket. I have one bracket of oh this is
Speaker 4: where if the mascots were actual beings and they fought.
Speaker 2: Who would win.
Speaker 4: It's like, oh, okay, the bulldog is and lost to
Speaker 4: a tiger. So lsu over draw nonsense.
Speaker 2: You fill out.
Speaker 4: If you want to be able to brag, you fill
Speaker 4: out one bracket. You post that bracket before eleven h
Speaker 4: five am Eastern on Thursday.
Speaker 2: It is allowed for the world to see and your
Speaker 2: roll with it.
Speaker 4: This is too many people treat brackets like the idiots
Speaker 4: at the roulette wheel that that put their put their
Speaker 4: chips down on twenty six of the thirty six numbers,
Speaker 4: and then when it comes in they're like, oh look
Speaker 4: at me. It's like, actually, duefish, you lost money on
Speaker 4: that spend and that's terrible. So no one bracket per person,
Speaker 4: per and that's it. I'm very passionate about this. Take
Speaker 4: quick break, come right back on what's right.
Speaker 2: Here's the only tweak I would make.
Speaker 4: It's not a massive tweak, because teams should be a
Speaker 4: little embarrassed when they end up in the lottery. Thirty
Speaker 4: teams in the League sixteen make the playoffs, so you
Speaker 4: got to be a below average team to make the lottery.
Speaker 4: You should be really embarrassed if you show up in
Speaker 4: the lottery repeatedly.
Speaker 1: Right, yeah.
Speaker 4: I don't think owners should be allowed to send emissaries there,
Speaker 4: so like the Blazers sent Dame and the Pelicans sent
Speaker 4: Swin Cash, who's their VP of basketballs. I think the
Speaker 4: lottery and some owners go occasionally. Dan Gilbert famously used
Speaker 4: to go with the Caps. I think the owners of
Speaker 4: all the lottery teams should have to go, and they
Speaker 4: should have ownership statistics, so it would say, for the
Speaker 4: veck who owns the Kings, it should say the vech
Speaker 4: rand adva, pardon me if I get his last year,
Speaker 4: last five, Yeah, lottery veteran, his ninth consecutive season in
Speaker 4: the lottery, in his ninth season of ownership, absolutely disposed them.
Speaker 2: And then like when a team that's.
Speaker 4: Well run shows up, it's like, oh, it's like, okay,
Speaker 4: the Blazers first season in the lottery in six years,
Speaker 4: Like okay, good for them, Like you're doing a good
Speaker 4: job that way, you're not tanking well. It's seems sometimes
Speaker 4: would tank, but owners have to be known. There has
Speaker 4: to be some shame to it. Oh, the QR codes,
Speaker 4: thank you. I've been trying to get this in for
Speaker 4: rehearsal shows, for all these shows.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 4: So I sent out a tweet when I was out
Speaker 4: of the country saying QR codes as menus as menu
Speaker 4: replacement is one of those things that is supposed to
Speaker 4: make your life better and is just immeasurably and in
Speaker 4: every way made things worse.
Speaker 2: And I stand by.
Speaker 4: People were like, oh, Nick, you've never worked in the
Speaker 4: service industry.
Speaker 2: You don't know what.
Speaker 4: I don't know what what a pain in the asked
Speaker 4: is to be like, hey, here's your menu, Like, oh,
Speaker 4: I owe Nick, but we like to update them daily.
Speaker 2: No you don't, Nick, I wasn't. That is correct. I
Speaker 2: was never a waiter.
Speaker 4: But let me tell you something, waiters, I'm saving your
Speaker 4: jobs because QR codes is menus or the Canary and
Speaker 4: the coal mine to you guys being replaced, because what's
Speaker 4: after QR codes's menus is you go from the QR code.
Speaker 4: It's like, oh I think I might want the SIMP
Speaker 4: Did I did? I just order it with my finger?
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, I did that's coming, so I'm saving
Speaker 4: your jobs.
Speaker 2: Just like.
Speaker 4: Another advancement that made things worse was the self checkout line.
Speaker 4: It's like, oh, this is nice. I just have a
Speaker 4: quart of milk. I don't want to wait in this
Speaker 4: line to just go whoop. Oh that's kind of fun.
Speaker 4: I get to use a little scanner like I want
Speaker 4: to do as a kid, tap to pay, and I'm
Speaker 4: out of here.
Speaker 2: All of a sudden, you go to a Whole Foods.
Speaker 4: Lately, there's three people actually checking people out and there's
Speaker 4: sixty of us doing that job.
Speaker 2: It's like, I gotta look up avocato. You got six
Speaker 2: types of avocado? How am I supposed to know? I
Speaker 2: gotta way this now.
Speaker 4: It's good if you like to steal, I understand that,
Speaker 4: But that can't be the real reason. That's the other thing.
Speaker 4: These companies know. They know you're stealing from the self checkout.
Speaker 4: They're doing it anyway because it's like, well, it's still
Speaker 4: cheaper for us than actually, you know, employing people. But
Speaker 4: back to the menus is QR codes you got it?
Speaker 4: There's so many problems with it. First of all, if
Speaker 4: you don't have Wi Fi in your place, I might
Speaker 4: not even get the menu. Second of all, now I'm
Speaker 4: on my phone already. I'm on my phone now. All
Speaker 4: of a sudden, I see a bad tweet from demanse.
Speaker 4: I'm respond to that. I'm not engaging with the people
Speaker 4: around me. Qr Codes's menus add no benefit whatsoever. They're awful,
Speaker 4: they're a job killer, they're irritating, they're bad for social
Speaker 4: mora's such as put your damn phone away and let's
Speaker 4: have a conversation with people, get rid of them.
Speaker 2: And so I just find that argument to be.
Speaker 4: A little banal and and a little trite for what
Speaker 4: could be a little a little bit of trite, a
Speaker 4: little bit of a banal, a little bit of trick.
Speaker 2: All right, well do what? Yeah, yeah, okay, banal? But
Speaker 2: b in al b a in al. Would you like
Speaker 2: me definition.
Speaker 4: Lacking in originality as to become obvious and boring?
Speaker 3: Dude?
Speaker 2: Is that not the perfect word? Thank you appreciate that.
Speaker 2: Good job. You should work that into your your lexicon.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 4: You have to promise you won't look at me differently,
Speaker 4: you promise, okay? Uh?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 4: So I was in college, so it's about Mike. You
Speaker 4: know what it was the day after I turned twenty one.
Speaker 4: I remember the day because, by the way, this is
Speaker 4: a funny story, but there's not. I mean, it ends
Speaker 4: with I don't know. The police called it a stabbing.
Speaker 4: I would have called it a cutting. And it ended
Speaker 4: badly for a lot of people. I wasn't one of them.
Speaker 2: Because had he play up here. So here's where we go.
Speaker 4: So I'm trying to I'm my car is blocked in
Speaker 4: by a girl who.
Speaker 2: Lives in the apartment beneath him.
Speaker 4: Okay, and she does this all the time, blocks in
Speaker 4: not just my car, the whole apartment complex, like leaves
Speaker 4: her car in the only entrance exit and just to
Speaker 4: run into her whatever. So I shout, hey, move your car.
Speaker 4: She shouts back, give me a minute. I'm getting in
Speaker 4: the shower, like you're getting in the shower. So I
Speaker 4: shout again, move your car. The apartment above her unrelated
Speaker 4: party streams down with a lot of offensive language and
Speaker 4: yells I'm angry now doubly so I yelled back to them,
Speaker 4: I'm not talking to you, you know, basically, shut up.
Speaker 4: I'm like this, yelled to the girl, move your car.
Speaker 4: About thirty seconds later, two guys walk down. They are
Speaker 4: both what I would call, you know, strapping gentlemen, sizeable guys.
Speaker 4: And one of them says, you better apologize to my friend.
Speaker 2: He's a marine, he'll kick your ass. And I you
Speaker 2: know you, you you know me, I'm not.
Speaker 4: I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't like the back down element.
Speaker 4: So I instead of apologizing, I got right in the
Speaker 4: space and I said, and I said, I'm not apologizing.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't even talking to you. So you have two options,
Speaker 4: hit me or walk away and.
Speaker 2: Say excuse me.
Speaker 4: And before I could say it a second time, he
Speaker 4: chose option A, and this went south man bad.
Speaker 2: I mean, he tracks me and I.
Speaker 4: Kind of buckle and then he grabs me and and
Speaker 4: I'm now up against the apartment building wall, and I mean,
Speaker 4: it's just like, I don't know what his training was,
Speaker 4: but it was more than mine. And so I try
Speaker 4: to like wiggle away and he gets me on I'm
Speaker 4: face down in the gravel driveway and he has a
Speaker 4: military choke on me, and I am blacking out, and
Speaker 4: my friend who was with me ends up is fighting
Speaker 4: the other guy. So I have no that's where the
Speaker 4: bad stuff happened between them, not between me, and I'm
Speaker 4: I'm blacking out and I and I'm like, I can't
Speaker 4: die this way, and so I did.
Speaker 2: I started tapping up. I was like, sake mercy, like sir,
Speaker 2: what like? I started tapping out. No, he didn't. No,
Speaker 2: tap out did not work.
Speaker 4: My buddy ended up running over and knocking him off me.
Speaker 4: And then then it got it got rough. But so
Speaker 4: your might sounds like it wasn't great, man, But I
Speaker 4: didn't tap out.
Speaker 2: I had no choice.
Speaker 4: Man, Everyone can laugh at the guy tapping out. You
Speaker 4: you get rear naked choked in the street once and
Speaker 4: see the lights going out, I mean you should, man,
Speaker 4: anyone lying. His friend said he was a marine. I
Speaker 4: thought I we tried to leave that. The window was
Speaker 4: like cracked in my car. This dude put both hands
Speaker 4: on the window and broke broke, shattered it in his hands.
Speaker 2: I've seen a video over cop.
Speaker 4: Oh, this guy wasn't listen. That was fifteen years ago.
Speaker 4: You know what, he might be a cop.
Speaker 2: Now doesn't matter.
Speaker 4: I feel like you like think that sitting in your
Speaker 4: chair and watching the game, we'll like determine the outcome.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 4: I don't actually think that, but sometimes I have the
Speaker 4: feeling like whatever I was.
Speaker 2: Sitting there, they probably would have almost happened. Man, I
Speaker 2: don't know.
Speaker 4: I know that I left and what was a tie game?
Speaker 4: When I got up, they're down twenty four points. And
Speaker 4: then I didn't couldn't stand to be around you anymore.
Speaker 4: So I went upstairs and watched the rest of my bed.
Speaker 2: That's what happened. Okay.
Speaker 4: Uh, you got any warrants or anything you gotta worry about,
Speaker 4: you're gonna show up.
Speaker 2: I have several, several. That's why I figured, Uh, you
Speaker 2: just want to get started. Go ahead, all right?
Speaker 4: So welcome back in in my son's place now instead
Speaker 4: of demands, is none other than my grandfather in.
Speaker 2: Law, mister Jones. Mister Jones, granddaddy. I see how are you?
Speaker 2: I'm doing good.
Speaker 4: So I got a question for you. When you first
Speaker 4: met me fourteen years ago? Did you ever think you'd
Speaker 4: be sitting here doing a little YouTube show with your
Speaker 4: old grandson?
Speaker 2: Nick?
Speaker 4: Right answered no, no, what did? Can I tell the
Speaker 4: story of when we first met? Okay, do you remember?
Speaker 2: Cool? Oh? You remember? So I came to Sacramento.
Speaker 4: Yes, and Danielle, your granddaughter, told me we need to
Speaker 4: go see grandmother and grandfather and we.
Speaker 2: Need to get there early.
Speaker 4: So we got there at like seven thirty in the morning,
Speaker 4: and grandmother was cooking, and I came in the kitchen
Speaker 4: and you know, I talk loudly.
Speaker 2: Would you agree with that? Yes? Indeed, And we hadn't
Speaker 2: seen you yet.
Speaker 4: And then you came out of like a bathroom.
Speaker 2: The bathroom, that's correct. And how would you describe your
Speaker 2: your clothing situation? I will still got just get out
Speaker 2: a bit, I guess, Yeah, yeah, you were.
Speaker 4: You were, I think, shirtless and coming out. And do
Speaker 4: you remember what you said to me?
Speaker 2: Who held this white boy in the house?
Speaker 4: You actually said, who is this John brown white boy
Speaker 4: making all this noise in the house? Yeah, that is
Speaker 4: exactly what happened then, and I introduced myself and then
Speaker 4: you said I'll be right back, and then you went
Speaker 4: back to your room and you got dressed, and then
Speaker 4: you asked me a question and it was about insurance.
Speaker 2: Do you remember that part of it? Don okay? Tell
Speaker 2: you can tell the audience of on Lye. I had
Speaker 2: just met him.
Speaker 4: Danielle and I had been together for six seven months,
Speaker 4: but we knew we were getting thereried and so I
Speaker 4: really wanted to impress her grandparents so her grandfather, who's
Speaker 4: always been, you know, an imposing figure for this fifteen
Speaker 4: years ago, so you were you know, you were in
Speaker 4: your prime. You're in the mid seventies fifteen years ago,
Speaker 4: so you're even more of an imposing figure. You say, uh,
Speaker 4: do you have life insurance?
Speaker 2: You remember that? Okay, well you do.
Speaker 4: Yeah, grandmother sitting over there, remembers it. You said, do
Speaker 4: you have life insurance? And I said, yes, sir, i do.
Speaker 4: And then you said, is my granddaughter a beneficiary? And
Speaker 4: I said yes she is, which I don't even know
Speaker 4: if it was true, and you said perfect, I'll be
Speaker 4: right back. And you called me outside, and you had
Speaker 4: a ladder up against the side of.
Speaker 2: Your house and giant hedge clippers, and do you remember
Speaker 2: what you made me do? What would you make me do? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Their direct TV wasn't working, so he had me climb
Speaker 4: the ladder in the most unsafe fashion imaginable with these
Speaker 4: giant hedge clippers.
Speaker 2: Wait, are you leaving us? You can't leave, you can't.
Speaker 4: Leave yet, the most unsafe fashion possible to trim the tree.
Speaker 4: But now, oh he's fixing the mic. But now, let's
Speaker 4: be honest. Fifteen years later, I'm I'm probably your favorite
Speaker 4: non blood relative.
Speaker 2: Correct correct? Oh, yes, Oh, that's going to cause a
Speaker 2: lot of drama.
Speaker 4: Did you ever I mean, since your days in the military,
Speaker 4: have you ever had this much affection for as you
Speaker 4: put a white one? No, no, yeah, it probably didn't
Speaker 4: see that coming. No, this is one of the greatest
Speaker 4: people I've ever known. He has been how long you
Speaker 4: guys been married? Sixty close close to sixty.
Speaker 2: Fifty nine years, ninety one years.
Speaker 4: Young, mister Abram Jones, granddaddy, Thank you, I appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Good to see you.
Speaker 4: She's on the life insurance Now, am I on yours?
Speaker 4: Is a better question? All right, We'll see you guys next.
Speaker 2: We know. So there was.
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