Speaker 1: Official pods presented by win bet Betty is a team sport,
Speaker 1: but together at winbat. Eric Allen here at one Jets Drive,
Speaker 1: joined by Jets cornerback DJ Reed. Thanks so much for
Speaker 1: coming up to the studio. Hey, listen, it has been
Speaker 1: a long road for you to get to this point
Speaker 1: in the National Football League. And we go back to
Speaker 1: your story coming out of high school and you trying
Speaker 1: to walk on at Fresnel.
Speaker 2: State, we can what do you want to know?
Speaker 1: So, so take me back to Fresnel. What was the
Speaker 1: thought process there as far as you starting out and
Speaker 1: trying to get on that football team.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so the thought process was had no offers, had
Speaker 3: no offers out of high school. So it was either
Speaker 3: go Juco or go walk on on a Division one.
Speaker 3: That was my mindset. I didn't want to go to
Speaker 3: a D two, D three, no offense to a D two,
Speaker 3: D three. I just felt that, you know, I could
Speaker 3: play at a D one and start. That was just
Speaker 3: my mindset. So that was the decision I made. And
Speaker 3: at the time, being in high school, I was kind
Speaker 3: of anti Juco. I was like, in my mind, I
Speaker 3: was like, Juco is only for you know guys that
Speaker 3: got bad grades or you know guys that messed up
Speaker 3: or whatever the case was. That's just how I was
Speaker 3: looking at Jucos. But yeah, I ended up going to
Speaker 3: a Juco anyways. But yeah, I just thought Fresne State
Speaker 3: would be like the best thing to do. And then
Speaker 3: I was convinced that, you know, I'm gonna show them
Speaker 3: what I could do my red shirt year and then
Speaker 3: I would get a scholarship because my mom couldn't afford
Speaker 3: to pay for me to you know, be at Fresne
Speaker 3: State for four years. So that's just kind of just
Speaker 3: how it happened. Red shirted was doing good, but uh,
Speaker 3: you know, I got my spring evaluation and they pretty
Speaker 3: much said they just see me as a special teams player.
Speaker 2: They don't see me playing defense.
Speaker 3: So had to make that business decision and that's how
Speaker 3: I ended up at Sorito's Community College.
Speaker 1: And so you walk away from Fresnel, Yeah, and then
Speaker 1: what's the plan there when you go to Sritos.
Speaker 3: Yeah, man, these plans is kind of obvious. It was like, okay,
Speaker 3: so you're gonna go Juco. I mean, if that doesn't work,
Speaker 3: then you're gonna you're gonna be working or you're gonna
Speaker 3: be doing something else.
Speaker 2: You're not gonna be playing football.
Speaker 3: So really, Juco was the wake up call as far
Speaker 3: as like, you know, if you don't get a scholarship,
Speaker 3: then you know, real life is gonna have to hit you,
Speaker 3: like you're gonna have to you know, go get some money,
Speaker 3: go do something with your life. So for me, it
Speaker 3: was either you know, you gotta get a scholarship, like
Speaker 3: my back was on the wall, you gotta get a scholarship,
Speaker 3: and thankfully I did.
Speaker 1: Can you talk about that experience at the critos. Weren't
Speaker 1: you actually living with eight or nine guys at the time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, man, it was rough man, it was real, like
Speaker 3: Saul says, it was a real trencher.
Speaker 2: It was.
Speaker 3: It was trenches man. Like the living situation was bad.
Speaker 3: Just yeah, the living situation is bad. I'll just keep
Speaker 3: it at that. We're sleeping on like this fru time
Speaker 3: and we'll just rotate some some days I'll sleep on
Speaker 3: the floor or and yeah, just with the food situation,
Speaker 3: like didn't know some days what I was gonna eat.
Speaker 3: Remember we played Hancock, Me and my best friend Eli,
Speaker 3: we were both living there. We didn't eat, we didn't
Speaker 3: eat any food and just played and played a game
Speaker 3: on empty stomach. And I was my first time I
Speaker 3: ever did something like that. So like, yeah, it was
Speaker 3: just crazy. It was very humbling, and it made me
Speaker 3: very appreciated, appreciative when I got offered from Kansas State,
Speaker 3: and just like the meals that I was able to
Speaker 3: eat at k State, it was just stuff I didn't
Speaker 3: take for granted.
Speaker 1: So you were literally starving at school.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was. It was a struggle, man.
Speaker 3: Like you know, some days I have a couple of change,
Speaker 3: like a little bit of money, eat at your pole.
Speaker 3: Then you run out of money and you gotta, you know,
Speaker 3: you gotta gotta got to figure it out. Some guys had,
Speaker 3: you know, some food stamp stuff, so we had like
Speaker 3: little waffles with peanut butter, just to have like some
Speaker 3: type of protein. Yeah, just just trying to eat whatever,
Speaker 3: eating scraps.
Speaker 1: What kept the dream alive at that point though, because
Speaker 1: a lot of people probably would have walked away at
Speaker 1: that point.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well for me, I had nothing to go back to.
Speaker 3: Like That's why I keep saying, it was kind of
Speaker 3: just obvious for me because it's like, you know what
Speaker 3: you're gonna do. You're gonna go back home and show
Speaker 3: you your little brothers that you didn't amount to anything.
Speaker 2: You didn't do anything.
Speaker 3: So for me, I was just like, you know, I
Speaker 3: just got to see it through and I gotta just
Speaker 3: give it a hundred percent. And you know, as a man,
Speaker 3: if I give it a hundred percent and I'm not
Speaker 3: good enough, then I could live with myself. But if
Speaker 3: I'm not pushing myself to be my best, then I'm
Speaker 3: gonna just have a guilty conscious and I don't want
Speaker 3: to live like that.
Speaker 1: You said, you basically no choices. You basically there's one choice,
Speaker 1: continue to go. Did you think that leaving high school
Speaker 1: and along these stops before you got to Kansas State,
Speaker 1: that you were gonna make the NFL?
Speaker 2: Yeah, man, I'm not gonna lie.
Speaker 3: I was very confident, like from a little kid and
Speaker 3: not just playing football, but playing basketball too. Like I
Speaker 3: really thought I was gonna play basketball when I was,
Speaker 3: you know, going to college.
Speaker 2: I thought I was gonna be a hoooper. But you know,
Speaker 2: I was vertically challenged.
Speaker 3: So that was a humbling talk that I had with
Speaker 3: my older brother and he said, look, man, like, yeah
Speaker 3: you can hoop. You know you're averaging seventeen My senior
Speaker 3: year eight assists whatever. But he's like, man, you really,
Speaker 3: you know, you're really talented in football as far as
Speaker 3: your athletic ability and what you could do at corner,
Speaker 3: Like you could really, you know, make it to the
Speaker 3: NFL and then you're not going to be you know,
Speaker 3: you're not going to get discredited for your height if
Speaker 3: you're strapping down people. So that was just the mindset.
Speaker 3: Listened to him and we made that move from there
Speaker 3: and went on.
Speaker 1: So who were your guys growing up as far as
Speaker 1: Hoopers are concerned, It's the guys that you were drawn to.
Speaker 3: Man, I love basketball, I still do. But the guys
Speaker 3: I used to watch where I was just like, wow,
Speaker 3: Steve Francis, Steve Franchise, Steve Francis, Monte Ellis, Brandon Roy,
Speaker 3: Darren Williams, obviously Alan Iverson. I was a point guard,
Speaker 3: so I used to watch point guards. You know, obviously
Speaker 3: Curry right now, but yeah, back then, I was a.
Speaker 2: Big AI fan. Who else?
Speaker 3: Baron Davis was nice? Nice, very underrated but nice. Gilbert
Speaker 3: Arenas nice, Tracy McGrady. I used to love basketball, bro,
Speaker 3: So yeah, I just I'm a fan of basketball.
Speaker 1: So you get to the little Apple. Now you're playing
Speaker 1: in the big Apple. But what happened in terms of
Speaker 1: your breakthrough with k State?
Speaker 3: Man, So just going through the Juco experience really, like
Speaker 3: I knew once I got back to a D one,
Speaker 3: already kind of knew how going to Fresno State, already
Speaker 3: knew how D one's ran their program, So I already
Speaker 3: knew what to expect with like you know, getting ready,
Speaker 3: ready for winter and all that, and just already kind
Speaker 3: of knew what to expect. So going playing for Snyder
Speaker 3: first of all, was hard, old school coach. You know,
Speaker 3: he doesn't believe in injuries, you know, grit, grit. He
Speaker 3: just teaches perseverance, execution, get it done, no excuses. So
Speaker 3: just I really trained the right way before I went there,
Speaker 3: so I was in incredible shape. And once they see
Speaker 3: how hard I worked, it was it fit like a glove.
Speaker 3: Like it just worked for us.
Speaker 1: It definitely did fit like a glove. You got selected
Speaker 1: in the fifth round by San Francisco when you started
Speaker 1: your pro career, did people look at DJ Reid and say, well,
Speaker 1: you're gonna have to make it through special teams and
Speaker 1: maybe being a.
Speaker 3: Nickel Yeah, man, just off my height like literally, like
Speaker 3: I remember the combine. I think it was the Vikings.
Speaker 3: They was like, you know, you would be our first
Speaker 3: round draft pick. I was talking to him. They was like,
Speaker 3: you'll be our first round draft pick if he was
Speaker 3: two inches taller, like five to eleven. But then they drafted
Speaker 3: Mike Hughes who was five ten. So I'm like, he
Speaker 3: an inch taller than me. I see, like Denzel Ward,
Speaker 3: who was a phenomenal player, he's an inch taller than me. Like,
Speaker 3: I'm with these guys at the combine. They're five to
Speaker 3: ten and he's a top three pick. But you're telling
Speaker 3: me I'm a slock corner because I'm five to nine,
Speaker 3: all all American and all that. But you know, they
Speaker 3: just categorized me as a slot corner, you know, which
Speaker 3: is fine. But yeah, So you know when I was
Speaker 3: in San France, it was playing me at nickel and
Speaker 3: at safety, and then I was doing kick return and
Speaker 3: part return.
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Speaker 1: Robert Sally, your head coach here, is really hard on
Speaker 1: himself for what has up into San Francisco because you
Speaker 1: played under him with the forty nine ers. What was
Speaker 1: he like during that time and how did he envision you?
Speaker 2: Yeah, man, so Sala.
Speaker 3: First of all, when he was in San Francisco, he
Speaker 3: was a great defensive coach. Everybody have respect for him.
Speaker 3: You know, there's some coaches just have a different level
Speaker 3: of respect. But the thing that I loved about Sala
Speaker 3: is he held everybody accountable. Didn't matter who you were,
Speaker 3: didn't matter if you were Richard Sherman, whoever you are.
Speaker 3: You know he would call you out if he's seen
Speaker 3: a mistake. And you know we would get it corrected.
Speaker 3: So that's one thing I really respected about Salo when
Speaker 3: we're in San Francisco. But yeah, like I seen the
Speaker 3: interviews to him, you know, basically saying, you know, we
Speaker 3: made a mistake. And you know, as a man, for
Speaker 3: a man to say that, you know, you got to
Speaker 3: give him credit and you know you just respect it
Speaker 3: like that. That takes a lot of humility, especially you know,
Speaker 3: he doesn't have to say that. I mean, he's a
Speaker 3: head coach. But uh no, I got a lot of
Speaker 3: love for Salo.
Speaker 1: How did they use you early? And then it can
Speaker 1: talk about your injury there in San Francisco that ultimately
Speaker 1: leads you to being placed on waivers and you get
Speaker 1: claimed by division rival in Seattle.
Speaker 3: Yeah, man, that's that was like the first time I
Speaker 3: really understood the business side of football. And it's just
Speaker 3: crazy because you know, everything happens for you. That's how
Speaker 3: I look at everything. That's my perspective. So, like, you know,
Speaker 3: I was going hard that summer getting ready for training camp.
Speaker 3: I was going hard, Like that's probably the hardest I
Speaker 3: trained to get ready for a training camp, and I
Speaker 3: was that was probably the best in shape I've been
Speaker 3: and I was benching going hard and I tore my peck,
Speaker 3: like and I just hurd pop pop Like it sounded
Speaker 3: like a gunshot.
Speaker 1: And how much were you putting?
Speaker 3: It was only like two forty five saying like two
Speaker 3: forty five, but it was like five reps. But I
Speaker 3: did it on the second rep. It was pop pop
Speaker 3: and luckily I had a spot her because obviously I
Speaker 3: couldn't carry it. He put it up and then I
Speaker 3: looked back at my trainer and I was like, did
Speaker 3: you hear that? He was like yeah, he was like
Speaker 3: it was two pops. And once he confirmed it, my
Speaker 3: peck just got swollen.
Speaker 2: So I was just like, yeah, it hurt.
Speaker 3: But I was more just disappointed because I was like, dang, Like,
Speaker 3: you know, I really put a lot of work in
Speaker 3: to get ready for the season, So yeah, I have
Speaker 3: to call my agent tell him what it was. I
Speaker 3: was like, I think I tore my pack or something
Speaker 3: like my peck has swollen, right, But yeah, just the
Speaker 3: business side of it, you know, we go back to
Speaker 3: training camp, you know, and we call them the grim Reapers,
Speaker 3: somebody I ain't never seen before.
Speaker 2: It's like, hey, John Lynch, want to talk to you.
Speaker 3: So I think I was talking to Dante Johnson and
Speaker 3: I was like, well, it's been real, bro, because I
Speaker 3: already knew what time it was, and I already knew
Speaker 3: that was a possibility because you know, I wasn't a
Speaker 3: starter there, so I wasn't They didn't see me as
Speaker 3: someone that was going to start, So I mean, yeah,
Speaker 3: once I talked to Lynch, pretty much said, you know,
Speaker 3: they think I'm not gonna be able to play the
Speaker 3: season because a peck is a you know, six to
Speaker 3: twelve month recovery, and yeah, man, they pretty much said,
Speaker 3: you know, appreciate you.
Speaker 2: You know, we drafted you. You're a part of the
Speaker 2: reason why I went to.
Speaker 3: The Super Bowl last year, right, but uh, you know,
Speaker 3: we got to put you on injury reserve for the year, so,
Speaker 3: you know, talking to my agent, he said, you know,
Speaker 3: just take this time to heal. You're more than likely
Speaker 3: not going to get picked up because you know, you
Speaker 3: tore your pack. Ironically, the next day he calls me,
Speaker 3: He's like, you know, we got interest from three teams
Speaker 3: that are seriously gonna pick you up. I'm like, for real,
Speaker 3: So my mindset kind of changed, like, Okay, I'm gonna
Speaker 3: rehab fast to play.
Speaker 2: And it was the Bills.
Speaker 3: It was Seattle and the Texans, and Seattle was the
Speaker 3: first to claim me. So he was like, you're a
Speaker 3: Seattle Seahawk. So yeah, I talked to Snyder on the Seahawks.
Speaker 3: He was like, are you trying to play this heit?
Speaker 3: I was like, yeah, like I'm gonna do my best
Speaker 3: to rehab and come back to play. He was like, Okay,
Speaker 3: we're gonna We're gonna make a playoff push. So he
Speaker 3: was thinking maybe he'll get me, you know, later on
Speaker 3: in the season. But I was able to play like
Speaker 3: week six, Week.
Speaker 1: Seven, and one of the first games back, if not
Speaker 1: the first game back, was against San Francisco.
Speaker 2: Wasn't that Yeah?
Speaker 3: Crazy bro, crazy universe universe is crazy. Yeah, first career
Speaker 3: interception against my former team.
Speaker 1: What clicked in Seattle? Because for you, it's always been opportunities.
Speaker 1: When you've been given an opportunity, you've succeeded. What clicked
Speaker 1: under that defense led by Pete Carroll?
Speaker 2: Of course, I think it was a couple of things.
Speaker 3: I think it was a wake up call as far
Speaker 3: as like when I got released, it was a wake
Speaker 3: up call as far as like, okay, you know, you
Speaker 3: just got released, so you know, talking to my agent,
Speaker 3: you know I probably wasn't gonna play that year. So
Speaker 3: for me, it was really like you got to make
Speaker 3: it shake when you get your next opportunity. And on
Speaker 3: top of that, I don't know when I get injured,
Speaker 3: I really lock in because you're injured, Like I want
Speaker 3: to get healthy. I have a fear of like when
Speaker 3: I get injured that I won't be the same, so
Speaker 3: like I have to really work and rehab deliberately to
Speaker 3: make sure that I'm healthier or and stronger than I
Speaker 3: was before. And then also my agent got me a
Speaker 3: resilience coach. So I've always been good like physically and
Speaker 3: stuff and athletic, but like just my mental my mental
Speaker 3: approach to the game was always focused, but my resilience
Speaker 3: coach kind of took me to another level. And just
Speaker 3: you know, I started learning like how to meditate and
Speaker 3: how to control my mind, control my thoughts, to focus
Speaker 3: on things that are important and not to worry about
Speaker 3: things are not important. Little things like that. He got
Speaker 3: me to focus on what was important. And I feel
Speaker 3: like with him and the way we like kind of
Speaker 3: study study receivers and stuff, that took me to the
Speaker 3: next level too, and I still use him like that's
Speaker 3: my dog's name is Matt.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but shout out to Matt.
Speaker 3: But yeah, I would say those things, and just getting
Speaker 3: closer to God as well, I'll say all those things.
Speaker 1: You're two here with the Jets. How important was it
Speaker 1: for you not only to find a new home and
Speaker 1: free agency, but actually find this place. Because I was
Speaker 1: talking to Jeff Albrick about this the other day. He
Speaker 1: was sitting in the seat that you're in right now.
Speaker 1: I don't think anybody in the National Football League is
Speaker 1: surprised by your success. But I think think what this
Speaker 1: move from the West Coast to the East Coast has done.
Speaker 1: It's opened the eyes to a lot of people, maybe
Speaker 1: outside the league, fans of the league. You can't sleep
Speaker 1: on DJ Reed anymore.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Like I'll be hearing stuff like, oh, he's done
Speaker 3: it for one year last year, and I was thinking,
Speaker 3: like I thought I'd played better my last year in Seattle,
Speaker 3: you know, honestly really well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like with PFF, like my coverage grade.
Speaker 3: My coverage grade was higher this year here, but like
Speaker 3: my run grade was way higher in Seattle. So like, yeah,
Speaker 3: I still feel like I haven't played my best ball.
Speaker 3: So I mean, I'm excited just as a player, as
Speaker 3: an individual, but I'm excited too, as you know, as
Speaker 3: for my team too, with our defense, because a lot
Speaker 3: of guys, you know, last year was their first year,
Speaker 3: so I feel like it's gonna be a big jump.
Speaker 3: And I'm already excited just with the communication, just from
Speaker 3: my safeties. I love Chuck Clark. He's a great communicator,
Speaker 3: so it's gonna be fun.
Speaker 1: How much did he enjoyed being paired up with Sauce?
Speaker 1: And the other thing is how do you guys compliment
Speaker 1: each other?
Speaker 2: Yeah, man, Sauces, that's my brother. I mean, yeah, man.
Speaker 3: I always say, like the sky isn't the limit for him,
Speaker 3: Like he's so like I don't not explain, like he's
Speaker 3: so good, and it's like he still could get so
Speaker 3: much better, if that makes sense. You know, just from
Speaker 3: an athletics standpoint, he could cover everybody. He could cover
Speaker 3: any receiver from small to big to whatever, sticky and
Speaker 3: coverage and all that, and he has the right mindset.
Speaker 2: And I think the thing.
Speaker 3: That separates Sauce is just like he's eager to learn,
Speaker 3: like every day, like he's always trying to learn something new,
Speaker 3: and he's always trying to add to his game. Like
Speaker 3: he's not like you know, I got it, like you know,
Speaker 3: I had a good year last year. More so he's
Speaker 3: like focused on this year like last year was last year,
Speaker 3: Like I'm focused on this year, like let's get it.
Speaker 3: So like he just has a different mindset than you know,
Speaker 3: everybody else.
Speaker 1: So then let me ask you that us about the
Speaker 1: CALLI Boy Aaron Rodgers Kelli boy. Can you talk about
Speaker 1: your relationship with him and how these early interactions have been.
Speaker 2: Yeah, man, cool dude.
Speaker 3: Uh just talking to him, you know, in the off season,
Speaker 3: seeing what's up with him. Just cool dude, man, Like
Speaker 3: he's just a Cali boy. So he just like, you know,
Speaker 3: let's just see what's going to happen. You know, definitely
Speaker 3: open to you know, you know, making that move, but
Speaker 3: we just got to see how the cards lay. And
Speaker 3: then once he came here, you know, obviously I texted
Speaker 3: him and just was like, man, let's go. I'm excited.
Speaker 3: And he was excited too. He was like I'm excited,
Speaker 3: like like I'm glad, you know, grateful to do this.
Speaker 2: Let's do this. So he just focused.
Speaker 3: You could just tell just the way that you know
Speaker 3: he works out, and just the way he trains, and
Speaker 3: just his leadership. He's leading by action, and you could
Speaker 3: just tell, like when you talk to him and pull
Speaker 3: him aside individually, like he asked me our first, like
Speaker 3: our first time seen each other. He was just like,
Speaker 3: you know, how's the baby doing? And I didn't tell
Speaker 3: Hi about baby, so clearly he knows about the baby somehow.
Speaker 3: So it was just cool, Like damn he really you
Speaker 3: know that. I was that I had a new born baby,
Speaker 3: so I thought that was really cool. Yeah, he's just
Speaker 3: a college boy. We'd be chilling, man, we be vibing.
Speaker 3: He's really funny too, like the music he'd be playing
Speaker 3: in locker room and what.
Speaker 2: Kind of music playing be playing hip hop? Playing hip hop?
Speaker 3: I mean not in the locker room, in the weight room.
Speaker 3: I forgot nah man, he just he just put it on.
Speaker 3: Everybody was like, okay, that's what you listen to. Respect
Speaker 3: put on some.
Speaker 2: Old school rap and some new school rap.
Speaker 3: But like, you know, it's just funny though, because you know,
Speaker 3: you wouldn't expect him to be listening to that, so
Speaker 3: like he'd be doing like little funny stuff like that.
Speaker 2: But it's cool.
Speaker 1: How does he raise the competition on the practice field
Speaker 1: with you guys.
Speaker 3: You better be ready, Like on defense, if you if
Speaker 3: you're a corner, you know you're going against a r
Speaker 3: so you better make sure you're on your p's and q's. Like,
Speaker 3: it's definitely gonna tighten you up. And you know you
Speaker 3: gotta be tight in coverage. You gotta win on the
Speaker 3: line of scrimmage. If you're pressing, you really just got
Speaker 3: to know what you're doing out there, because you know
Speaker 3: one fall move you can exploit.
Speaker 1: You you played in a super Bowl before, Yeah, what
Speaker 1: would it mean to you to get a ring and
Speaker 1: compete for another one?
Speaker 3: I mean, that's why we train, That's why I work out,
Speaker 3: That's why I try to be the best version of
Speaker 3: myself every day because that's ultimately what I want. Oh Man,
Speaker 3: be a super Bowl champion. It's not just getting there,
Speaker 3: you know, that's cool. I've done that, but just winning it,
Speaker 3: holding up to Lombardi and just being a part of
Speaker 3: history and sharing it with my teammates man, and my
Speaker 3: coaches and then the fans. That'd be everything. Man, That's
Speaker 3: something I visualize and think about.
Speaker 1: It.
Speaker 2: Definitely want to do this year.
Speaker 1: It's speaking about being a champion. You just mentioned what
Speaker 1: Aaron texting you about your daughter. How old is she now?
Speaker 1: What's her name and how has that changed you having her?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Man, so she's about to be six months. Her name
Speaker 3: is Kinsley Nicole Reid, and man, fatherhood is beautiful, bro.
Speaker 3: It's definitely softened me up. Definitely didn't know I had
Speaker 3: that much love to get to somebody. And she could
Speaker 3: literally do no wrong, like her crying, none of it
Speaker 3: bothers me. It's just beautiful, like just going skin to skin.
Speaker 3: We're just laying down and just like it's like my lock,
Speaker 3: like the lock in my heart, like when she just
Speaker 3: chest to chest.
Speaker 2: Oh man, it's just a beautiful feeling. Like it's indescribable really.
Speaker 3: But fatherhood is beautiful, bro, Like I didn't know that
Speaker 3: I could love someone that much.
Speaker 2: That's really.
Speaker 1: Yeah, That's that's the real lockdown corner is lockdown is
Speaker 1: the only I get better from here. I got a
Speaker 1: three and a half year old daughter.
Speaker 2: Girls are the best, they really are. Girl Dad's for real,
Speaker 2: Like we want to have a boy next.
Speaker 3: But if I wasn't having another girl, I would be grateful,
Speaker 3: Like it really wouldn't matter.
Speaker 1: Dj I appreciate you coming up and catching up.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, no problem. Appreciates you Bro
Speaker 1: Eighty