Deebo & Joe - Part 2: David Montgomery TRADED to Texans, Cardinals to CUT Kyler Murray

Summary

Club Shay Shay: Deebo & Joe – Part 2

Episode Date: March 2, 2026
Host: Shannon Sharpe
Guests/Co-hosts: Deebo & Joe (David Montgomery, et al.)

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Episode Overview

This episode of "Club Shay Shay" brings Deebo and Joe back for a lively, candid discussion revolving around major developments in the NFL – highlighted by David Montgomery’s trade to the Houston Texans and the Arizona Cardinals’ impending move to cut Kyler Murray, as well as reflections on NFL policies, combine experiences, and player empowerment. The conversation is rich with humor, advice, personal stories, and unfiltered locker-room banter.

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Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. NFL’s Diversity Hiring Policy & Compensatory Draft Picks

Timestamps: 02:40 – 07:55

• Controversial Incentives: Discussion kicks off with talk on the NFL awarding compensatory third-round picks to teams that lose minority coaches or executives to GM/head coach jobs. Both Deebo and Joe express unease.
  • Joe: “You should want to develop your staff regardless of the color of their skin.” (03:03)
  • Deebo: Raises concern about the system incentivizing teams to make decisions based on picks, not merit.
  • Humorous Take: Deebo jokes about a team hiring and firing minority coaches repeatedly just to rack up third-round picks. (07:05)
  • Underlying Message: While the incentives may help some, they can also undermine genuine progress and point toward owners treating diversity as a transactional tool.

2. NFL Combine Experiences & Odd Interview Questions

Timestamps: 08:29 – 12:00

• Wildest Combine Questions:
  • Deebo and Joe reminisce about the most bizarre questions they or their teammates faced, such as “Would you rather be a dog or a cat?” or “What superpower would you choose?” (11:00, 11:14/)
  • Deebo: “I want to be invisible. I can go wherever I want to and rob they motherf***in’ ass blind.” (11:43)
  • They trade jokes about hypothetical heists, blending lightheartedness with the reality of oddball football interviews.

3. Player Vulnerability, Social Media & Mental Toughness

Timestamps: 13:22 – 25:10

• Casey Conceptions’ Stuttering Moment & Online Backlash:
  • Deebo highlights the internet backlash faced by Casey Conceptions (Texas A&M WR) for his stutter during a combine interview. They praise Casey for addressing his disability and being a role model.
  • Joe: “The people that are on the Internet clowning you are lame... Don’t let people on the Internet make you feel like you’re worth it or you’re not worth it...” (21:13)
• Deebo on Public Speaking Fears: Shares his journey overcoming a fear of public speaking—including acting to conquer it and appearing on the TV show Heels (25:10).
• Advice for Young Athletes: Both advocate ignoring online negativity, seeking validation from real relationships, and maintaining composure even when provoked.

4. Cowboys’ Championship Drought & Jerry Jones

Timestamps: 27:11 – 28:24

• Jerry Jones’ Admission:
  • Jones admits to letting fans down with the Cowboys’ 30-year championship drought.
  • Joe: “We’ve been saying it’s been 30 years…Appreciate you.” (27:25)
  • Banter on how only Jones himself has lasted through the drought thanks to owning the team.

5. Franchise Tags, Contracts, and Player Leverage

Timestamps: 28:57 – 32:28

• Discussion on Franchise Tags:
  • Strategies for players under the franchise tag to protect themselves, such as reporting “back pain” to avoid playing without long-term security.
  • Deebo: “At some point you gotta advocate for yourself…you can have a perfectly healthy looking back, but you got so much pain, you can’t function.” (29:11)

6. Kyler Murray’s Situation in Arizona

Timestamps: 32:28 – 35:30

• Kyler Murray Contract Drama:
  • Breakdown of the financial bind the Cardinals are in due to Murray’s guaranteed money and the implications of cutting or retaining him.
  • Their take: Murray’s contract structure (“headlock,” “hucklebuck”) has the team trapped; new coaches may want out, but the expense is massive.
  • Reflections on how the Cardinals “knew what they were dealing with” before handing Murray the big contract.

7. Breaking News: David Montgomery Traded to Texans

Timestamps: 35:30 – 44:39

• Montgomery Deal: Deebo shares the breaking news of David Montgomery traded from the Detroit Lions to the Houston Texans for draft picks and an offensive lineman.
  • Instant analysis about what Montgomery brings—strength, work ethic, and the impact on both the Texans and the now Montgomery-less Lions.
  • Joe: “He gets busy, bruh…he’ll run you over and run past ‘em.” (43:00)
  • Conversation on how the change affects the Lions’ running back dynamic and strategy.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Diversity Picks:
  • “It’s a good thing if you’re black, it’s a bad thing if you’re not.” – Deebo (04:41)
  • “Did I really get it because I got it, or because they needed those two third rounders?” – Deebo (06:02)
• On Vulnerability Online:
  • “The people that are on the internet clowning you are lame… Don’t go [online] for your joy.” – Joe (21:13)
  • “They crucified him. What makes me think they ain’t gonna talk about me?” – Deebo (23:27)
• On Deebo’s Acting Journey:
  • “That was a big reason I started acting, dude. It was a fear I had. I wanted to conquer that fear.” – Deebo (25:10)
• On Cowboys’ Drought:
  • “30 year drought—ain’t nobody lasted through that drought but him. And that’s only because he owned the team.” – Deebo (27:47)
• On Montgomery-to-Texans:
  • “He loves the grind too, man. Dude, squat—I mean, he deadlift damn near 700.” – Deebo (41:39)

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Segment Highlights & Timestamps

• [02:40] – NFL Minority Hiring and comp picks discussion
• [08:29] – Combine interview questions and NFL draft stories
• [13:22] – Conceptions’ stutter, media criticism, and overcoming adversity
• [27:11] – Jerry Jones and Cowboys’ drought
• [29:11] – Franchise tags and player contract leverage
• [32:28] – The Kyler Murray financial saga for the Cardinals
• [35:30] – Breaking: David Montgomery traded to Houston Texans

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SuperChats & Fan Engagement

Timestamps: 47:47 – 54:40

• Fans submit questions and “superchat” donations, prompting:
  • Memories about their first NFL paychecks and wasteful spending.
  • Deebo’s favorite sunglasses and acting aspirations.
  • Predictions on young QBs’ chances to start.
  • Shoutouts for up-and-coming NFL players.

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Closing Thoughts

The episode weaves energetic debate, real NFL insight, playful trash talk, and hard-won advice for both athletes and fans. Deebo and Joe articulate the challenges of NFL careers, the realities of front office decisions, and the off-field struggles athletes face in the public eye—all with humor, warmth, and the camaraderie of brothers-in-arms.

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For New Listeners

If you haven’t heard the episode:

• Expect plenty of laughs and honest locker-room talk about the game on and off the field.
• The discussion provides an unfiltered look at life as a pro athlete, addressing everything from league politics to meme-worthy moments.
• The episode is both insightful and relatable, thanks to the chemistry between Deebo and Joe and their willingness to go beyond sports headlines.

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Transcript

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Guaranteed human.

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Listen, man. Ryan poll says the NFL's rewarding of two third round picks in a minority through third round picks if a minority coach or executive leaves to become a GM or head coach is a strange rule. Listen to this, bro.

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Yeah, I mean, I'll be honest.

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I think it's. It is a little strange.

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I mean, at the end of the

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day, you should want to develop your staff regardless of the color of their skin. I think that's important. I think we take a lot of pride with the Bears on how we

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have our setup, and I take a lot of pride in that.

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So to be compensated for.

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That's a little strange.

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I mean, I saw the Chiefs get

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a pick because of me, and then

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I watched that player go and play. It's just. It's just a little odd. But at the end of the day,

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if they think that's what's best to help incentivize, then that's what they wanted to do.

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Joe, yo, what you. What you. What you think of that, Joe? Good, bad, indifferent. I could feel your honest opinion, because I know you.

[B]

Honest opinion. That's what I'm about to say. I could feel how somebody could feel like you were wanting off your own merit and not just off the, like a sympathy vote or once you're. That. That's kind of how I initially felt. If it's going to incentivize people to make them want to hire you. And it just makes it for somebody that wouldn't have done it otherwise. It just kind of. I don't know, it kind of throws me off a little bit. Basically. That's my initial thought when I first heard it because I didn't know where he was going to go with it. But awarding NFL for picks of hires is strange. I mean, yeah, it feels off a little bit. It feels off to me like you don't want to do like, you. The reason why you feel like you always want. What makes it comfortable is when you get it and it's not with a tag on it. You know what I'm saying? It makes it feel like it's with a tag and I just don't feel. I don't feel comfortable.

[C]

Yeah. So here's. Here's where I'm at with it, bro. Yes. I don't know. It's a. It's a good thing and it's a bad thing. It's a Good thing if you're black, it's a bad thing if you're not. Because now if I get into this situation and I'm the, I'm, I'm the black coach and I'm, I'm up against the white coach and we got two are the same and I'm like, you know what? I could go with either one of them. If I'm the owner, I'm going with the black guy. I need those two third round picks and now it's a situation where maybe I'm up against another white coach and he may like that coach just a little bit more than me, but do he like him two third round picks more than me?

[B]

I don't really like when I'm looking at it, I don't like too many more people than, more than the two third round picks then. You know what I'm saying? Like, are you, you, you, you, you, you're a good, you're a good executive, but you're not coming in here bringing,

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listen, it ain't no fun when the rabbit got the gun.

[B]

I'm not trying to be like that.

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I'll take it.

[B]

No, I take them, I take them two pics got dang. See what. You know what I'm saying? Like this, it's a good jump start. So that's the only way I'm like this. They coming in fully loaded. Fully loaded. Like, I mean, I, I don't know.

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Yeah, like I said, man, it's, listen, if it benefits you, you forward. If it don't, you're not. It's a, it's a good an idea, you know, way of trying to promote owners to want to use and, and, and, and promote, you know, minority coaches. But it's also, it's now, it's a business tool. Like now I'm sitting there, did I really get it because I got it or because they needed these two third rounders that I just picked up that's out here balling?

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I mean, you know, it's, it. Since it's going money, let's use it. I mean, if it's in there, let's for sure. I mean, no question. Because I think at the end of the day there's great black executives that aren't getting in there. They bring them in there with the third round picket and make it because some of them owners, like you said they wouldn't hire them elsewhere otherwise. You know what I'm saying? So if you got to get them in there, get them in there. And that's not that they're going to be if they don't do well. We're not saying you got to keep the black coaches, but just to be able to get the numbers.

[C]

Okay, so now is this a situation where I say, you know what?

[B]

You're gonna keep doing it?

[C]

Like I said, I'd like to. I like to play devil's advocate, baby. I'm, you know, I'm everywhere. So is this a situation where I say, you know what? Hell, I'm gonna get me a black head coach. I'm gonna get me a black gm, I'm gonna get me a black this, and now I'm a fire and get another one. And I'm gonna keep getting two threes. Two threes. Two threes. Until I get the roster I need.

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Ah, yeah, well, yeah, they will be looking crazy if they kept doing that.

[C]

Listen, this is a business, man. Look, I'm in the business of winning. If that's gonna help me win in

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the business, I'm gonna be.

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I'm gonna even be nice about it. As the head coach, when I fire you, I'm gonna make sure the next head coach I fire put you at O.C. or D.C. then I'm gonna fire him. O.C. or D. C. I'm gonna get two. I'm get two. Three round pick.

[B]

You can't just sit there playing with them. You can't just be sitting there playing with your coaching staff.

[C]

I'm just setting up. Listen, Joe, business. It's business, man. They. These are businessmen of respect, okay?

[B]

Respect.

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They think they. They listen. Well, I don't know how much they really care about winning, depending on what organization you're at, but I'm just saying it's a possibility, man. These draft picks is. That's. That's the thing, you know? Yo, what is it? Fernando Mendoza.

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Yes.

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He was asked about the most bizarre question that he had been asked during an interview. And it was. That's not a question. I think it was more of a statement. But he said, hey, maybe you should. He said, hey, maybe you should get arrested. He said, I was a little confused. And then it was like to slide. Then he was like to slide down. Joe, what's. What's some questions that you got asked at the combine that you thought were, like, real unconventional? And then what's the craziest question you got asked? And then you could ask me

[B]

the craziest. Devo you funny. Well, matter of fact, we'll start off with yours. What was your. What was your craziest comeback question? Debo,

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that was it.

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Okay. All right, so I'm a go. I'll go ahead and take off. I'll go ahead and take off.

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Yeah.

[B]

But honestly, though, I'm not going to lie. The combine questions, they didn't ask me too many crazy things. I was kind of locked in. The main thing that they really asked me was when I came in there, it was. It was either, like, cool, super chill, relaxed, or they'll put you. Put me on the board, ask me questions about defenses, all that stuff. Or the worst ones was when they would come in there and they would ask me, they would have my. Like, a worst play, like, I missed tackle or somebody scored on me, something like that. Few and far in between, they'd be like this. Tell me about this play. You know what I'm saying? And I just had to stand up on there, accept it, take it like, nah, we're right here. We ain't man to man. I got a whole player. I'm saying, he got outside release. I didn't put my hand placement in the right. And, yeah, I got to make that play. So I. They didn't ask me nothing too crazy. I think they knew everything. And I kind of. I was. I was a good. I was a good. I was a good dude back in the day, man, back when I was at Florida. So, yeah, nothing too crazy. It was just mostly football stuff and asking me, like, basically standing up, like, did you mess up on this? And, like, what did you do wrong? And be able to kind of, like. I think they really wanted to just meet me and see how I, like, stood up to. Was I able to take responsibility for stuff that I did wrong? You know what I'm saying? So I think it was more like how I react to bad stuff.

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Okay.

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Nothing crazy, though.

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Nothing crazy, though.

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Nothing crazy for me.

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Okay. Okay.

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Well, I know more the character dudes. Like, some dudes I know, some of my teammates, they had some crazy questions that was asked to them.

[C]

But what's the craziest one you heard? You ain't gotta say the name. Give me something. Give me something.

[B]

Joe, man, what the man say? Like, they was asking them weird stuff, like, what type of. Like a. Like, what would you rather be, a dog or a cat?

[C]

A dog, duh.

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Dog, duh. But yeah.

[C]

That's a stupid question.

[B]

That's a stupid question. No, no, no, no. What other joints did he have? Because I remember Janor.

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Yo, yo. What superpower would you like to have?

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That's easy. Tele.

[C]

That's a good one.

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That's a. I wanna If I could. If I could have any superpower, I'll be anywhere, whenever I want it to be.

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I don't like that superpower, but it's a good one.

[B]

That's a great one. What would yours be?

[C]

I want to be invisible.

[B]

That's a good one.

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I want to be invisible. I can go wherever I want to and rob they motherfucking ass blind.

[B]

Yeah, you gotta rob. You gotta see.

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That's Robin blind, Joe.

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I could do that when I teleport, too.

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No, you can't. Cause you.

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Yes, I can.

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They got cameras everywhere, Joe.

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Oh, man, you ain't think about that.

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Facial recognition, all that.

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But I'm a teleport somewhere. I'm a teleport somewhere, fully costumed up. I'm gonna be a completely different person. You see these masks?

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You know, when you teleport, you gotta be butt naked.

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No, you don't see. You freaky, man.

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I'm making rules up.

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I want to teleport. I can teleport with it. I can teleport with luggage. And I just got to be able to put my hand on somebody else. Come with me.

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Yeah, I could use that, too. As invisible. So we can teleport into a bank vault, invisible rob they ass blind and be up out of there.

[B]

See, but we only. We gotta. We gotta be like. We can't be stealing from the. We gotta steal only.

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It's insured money only bank. We still. Okay, okay, like, what are you talking about? This is short. Okay. All right. We ain't going into Fort Knox and stealing gold bricks.

[B]

Nah, we can't do that. We can't do that.

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They heavy. Anyway. I don't know if you would be a good partner for me to use on that.

[B]

I don't know if you.

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But

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chill out, Debo. You know, I'm lifting over here.

[C]

Yo, man, stay over here with the Combine. So, Texas A M wide receiver Casey Conceptions. The Internet making fun of this man because he got a speech impediment. He was stuttering during his combine interview. Listen to this.

[B]

My meeting with the Bills, it went really well, you know. You know, I'm actually from. You know. Well, I was actually born in New York. The rock, you know, 585. You know, I moved out of Charlotte when I was about five. You know, that's. That. That is the Bills is. Is actually my dad's favorite team. So, you know, so, you know, I've been watching him. You know, I. I have been watching, you know, since I was young. I've been seeing you Know Josh Allen, you know, he's one of the best quarterbacks in the league and you know, I'll be grateful.

[C]

Yeah, man, these people. Yeah, these, these, these people ruthless. He, he later, he posted this right here. He said, I just want to say something. If you have a speech impediment, there's nothing wrong with us. I've had this stutter since I could remember talking. This is part of me. This is who I am. I cannot control this. I want to be a role model for those who. Who are scared to speak up may be afraid and not confident in themselves. I want to stand with you this weekend. I stand with you this weekend has taught me a lot about myself and people out here in this world. Yeah, they trash, buddy. I appreciate everyone who supports me and has reached out to me after these interviews. Don't let outside people's thoughts, opinions get in your way of you being great achieves and achieving something in life. I am blessed to be in the position that I am. I'm in and I want to give help to those. Give back to those. Sorry. Who are scared to speak up, who haven't. Who aren't as confident. I stand with you. I will stand with you. I will always stand with you. We are different for a reason. God has blessed me in a way I couldn't even imagine in the past year. I love you all. Support y' all and we'll climb this mountain together. Stop the negativity. Yo, what do you think of this, Joe? You know what? I think you should tell him. Hey, man, this all you got to do. Tell him. Hey, kiss my black ass and suck my

[B]

see. Yeah, the Internet people are.

[C]

Hey, the Internet gangsters or something.

[B]

Internet gangsters, bro. This what I'm trying to tell you. A lot of these people are hurting they self, you know what I'm saying? Like nobody hurt people. Hurt people. You don't want to. Nobody is a good person. Good hearted person is going to go out of their way and talk bad about.

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If you could control the behavior of anybody around you, what kind of life would you have?

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Can you hypnotically persuade someone to buy a car?

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When you look at your car, you're going to become overwhelmed with such good feelings.

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Can you hypnotize someone into sleeping with you?

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I gave her some suggestions to be sexually aroused.

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Can you get someone to join your cult?

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NLP was used on me to access my subconscious.

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It's about engineering consciousness.

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This is wild.

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[B]

Somebody, somebody like that, that's somebody's brother, that's somebody's sister, that's somebody's cousin, you know what I'm saying? That's somebody's family member. I had people in my family. My mom, she stuttered. My little brother, he used to stutter. And they worked on it and they got way better. So they, they like it comes on here and there, but natural things and like normal like speech impediments and stuff that people have, it isn't funny, you know what I'm saying? Like people are going through things and for him to go up there and do that, like expose himself, make himself vulnerable and I feel him. So all I would do is pray for him. And he just, just know this. The people that are on the Internet clowning you are lame. They are hurting in their self. They are sitting in their basement just talking about, talking about a man out there just trying to expose himself. So for the good people just let that noise that's louder. And that's one thing I say about the Internet too. I don't want people to go there and feel like that place is your happy place. Don't go there for Your joy. Don't go there for your happiness. Don't let people on the Internet make you feel like you're worth it or you're not worth it. These people are lame. Your family, your friends, the people that you talk to, the people that actually love you. Let them be the ones that pour into you. Let them ones be the one that really like there for you when you need a shoulder to cry on. Because the world out here, they don't care about you. I care about you, Debo. Good hearted man. We care about you. We care about the people. We care about your heart, your soul. We want everybody to be good things. Something like laughing and joking. I'm a jokester. I laugh at a lot of stuff. I crack up. I have a good time. But when you. I just don't want. For people on the Internet and for him particular, don't. I wouldn't want you to go there to look for your piece. But just know you got really good people and in this world that do care about you. And these lames and the Internet is a harsh place. And don't let them knock your shine.

[C]

Straight question. That's, that's, that's, that's a good thing that you. Well, it's a good thing that you said that those that go to the Internet for their joy, that same joy you get, be careful because they can, they can put you in that pain and, and tear you down. So I don't look to the Internet for joy. I don't, I don't look to know outside force to be honest with you, other than my Lord and savior, Jesus Christ.

[B]

Oh, man.

[C]

So other than that, I mean, they, they crucified him. What makes me think they ain't gonna talk about me? You know what? Sometimes I gotta, I gotta like calm myself down, like, and be like, you know what? Let me give myself a day or two and see if I want to respond to this comp. This, this comment. And then most 99.9 of the time it's like, nope, I don't want to. Yeah. Because then I'll give them what they looking for.

[B]

The crazy part is when I used to do that back in the day when I, when I first got on Twitter, I was really, really high end. I was involved. I was like going out to lunch, just telling people meet me places, just trying to get involved in the city. And after games, people would just be talking crazy to me and I'd be

[C]

like, they'd be like, where you at? We go whoop your ass.

[B]

No, no, no, no, no, just like, n. You suck, man. Man, why don't we draft your bum ass? I'm like, who, me? I was out there hooping. Like, what are you talking about? And then I say something, and I'd

[C]

be like, it was everybody else, huh? Man, f you.

[B]

And then, I mean, man, forget you. They'd be like. Then they'd be like, oh, my God. He responded. And then I'm like, okay, you see, what they want. That's what they want.

[C]

They. Five minutes.

[B]

So when I started doing that stuff, I'm like, man, listen. I'm not gonna let these people control my mood. If I want to say something, we gonna get out there, whatever. But just know, don't let that be your peace. Cause it will not be your peace at all.

[C]

Yeah, see, you came out of Florida, you know, you was probably already comfortable with public speaking and all that, you know. I wasn't. I came out of Kent State. You know what I'm saying? I think I might have talked to, like, two times a year, and that's after we went, you know, to somebody's homecoming or startup game, and they done beat the brakes off our ass. You know what I'm saying? Like, I was hella scared of public speaking.

[B]

Public speaking.

[C]

I was hella scared of interviews. I ain't want to do none of that stuff, dude. That was a big reason. Reason why I went and I started acting, dude. That's why I started acting. It was a fear I had. I wanted to conquer that fear, you know? Matter of fact. Hey, y', all, check it out. Y' all want to check it out? It's heels. It's only Season one, though. It's on Netflix. H E E L S Heels, Season one. I play a character called Apocalypse. Y' all want to check your boy out? Y' all need to go check your boy out.

[B]

I got to. Good.

[C]

I'm fine. Hey, tell, tell. Y'. All tell 50 Cent, too. I'm the next boss villain action here. Whatever it is that you got coming up. I'm that next dude that he needs. And toss your boy in there, because I do it all, man. I got range, man.

[B]

Super.

[C]

I got range, man, period. You know what I'm saying?

[B]

You ain't lying.

[C]

That's what I do, man. It's nothing. It's nothing else that I do. Better.

[B]

I had to take a. I ain't gonna. I had to take a public speaking class when I was at Florida.

[C]

Oh, you did? They make all y' all take it.

[B]

Oh, yeah, they. They make us take that Joint. They made us take that joint when we was at school. And then when I was coming out, my agent, they did a good job. They put us in like the draft, the pre draft interviews. So we would go through, I'll meet a lady man, and we literally.

[C]

Draft time stuff is over. I'm getting tired of hearing about this pre draft, draft, this, this draft.

[B]

But I'm telling you, that process was

[C]

something that I went through and all that.

[B]

I know, I know, I know. It was, it was a time, but it was a time set up.

[C]

It ain't even made for people with my extravagant level of speed that I had then.

[B]

I know, I know, I know. But that's when they put us through the process.

[C]

I downgraded my speed and level and all that just so I could get into the league. I'm like, if I come in there with this much, they ain't gonna let me in. So I downgraded. I said, I ran this, I said, I jumped. I had to downgrade. You know what I'm saying? It was like, oh, no, we can't, we can't have super ninja in here. I was like, I downgrade. You know what I'm saying? That's what I.

[B]

Funny.

[C]

I'm just saying though, man, Jerry Jones said that he has let the fans down with the team championship drought. You just now realizing that old news. You got anything to say about this? I don't.

[B]

Because I don't. I mean, do you know what it is? Speaking. He's stating the obvious, man. He's letting this team know finally. I mean. Yeah, we've been saying it's been 30 years. What you mean? That's a drought. You're sorry. Appreciate you.

[C]

Drought, man. Listen, they're, they're. All the animals are dead. Everything.

[B]

They're dirty crazy dehydration, bruh.

[C]

Like 30 year drought like they've been having. Ain't nobody last through that drought but him. And that's only because he owned the team. Everybody else been fired. Cut. Talk bad about, talk bad about. And cut.

[B]

Hey, tripping.

[C]

He.

[B]

Listen, he ain't tripping.

[C]

He said he done, he done let him down. I think that was because he went on here and took care of that billion dollar deal instead of the team. When he took off that little spurt right there, I think that's why he went, let me get my cowboy fans back. We them balls. I don't let you balls down, you know?

[B]

Yep.

[C]

I ain't had no, I ain't had no super bowl men to drought in so Long. We go, we go, we go. Be back on the map as them boys, you hear?

[B]

They gonna tag up. They're gonna tag a man, Pickens. They kept him there.

[C]

Oh, never mind. I thought. I was thinking Kenny Pickens. I'm like, what?

[B]

No, no.

[C]

Yeah, I know you're talking about now. Yeah, they tagged him, but, you know, no. Jerry work now. Deal don't get done. Gary don't feel like he go, he go. He gonna pay you more than what he want to pay you. Now. You might be sitting there.

[B]

Jerry got him for a steal. He already stole him. He already stole them. Jerry feel like he got over right now for the.

[C]

Listen, no, no, no listen. Jerry's sitting there as the rabbit with the gun right now. I own you.

[B]

You do right now. For the. For the 20. For the 28 people.

[C]

Listen, all you got to do. I'm gonna tell you what. They can't diagnose back pain. Can't diagnose back pain. You can have a perfectly healthy looking back, but you got so much pain, you can't function. You already signed your ticket. Make sure you know.

[B]

Let them know you saying that for real.

[C]

Make sure you let them know. Why don't you like that, Joe? You wanna listen? At some point you gotta advocate for yourself.

[B]

I understand, but it's like the same thing as. This is a. You. You rather like a. I'd rather not

[C]

go out there at all. Take a chance of hurting myself, then go out there and then put in a subpar performance because you mad anyway. Or sign this ticket. You knowing that we need to get a deal done if we can't get from here to somewhere around here. I can work with you. You can work with me. That's the only reason that deals don't get signed. You so far apart, you can't even get close.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

Then yes, that's what I'm gonna guarantee. Mine. I'm gonna do everything I need to do and listen, listen.

[B]

Oh, no, no. Okay, okay, okay. Week one, Week one, you're back.

[C]

Pulling up, pulling up to the game. Back spasm. Come get me out the car. Wow.

[B]

Okay, okay.

[C]

I'm just saying, Joe.

[B]

I'm just saying, if they try to keep you on the tag, they're trying

[C]

to keep you on the tag. Don't want to go ahead and do something with you, let you go, get you somewhere else that you can get a long term deal with somebody that's willing to pay you back. You out of me back. Like I don't know what you want me to do.

[B]

Yeah, I mean, look, look. Yep, I feel you.

[C]

Listen, man, that boy Kyler Murray over there, he got. He got the Cardinals in a hucklebuck, man. They likely to release him? They say so. It's reported that. I think he has 36.8 million in guaranteed money still on his contract for 2026. Okay. And the kicker is. If he's on the roster as of March 15th of this year, it kicks in another 19.5 for 2027, bro. Guaranteed. Now, you add that with questions of his work ethic, leadership, and then, you know, he was struggling a little bit on the field, along with him getting a new head coach. And the old GM hasn't even talked to him all offseason. I don't know if they think they go get a trade for him, because the news is already out there, who go take that ticket. What you looking at? 40, 56. Almost 56.

[B]

56 or 2?

[C]

56. And some change on that.

[B]

On that. Yeah.

[C]

Potential work ethic and leadership issues along with play has been subpar. He got the. Hey, he got them boys in Huckleberry. Got them locked up. Don't try to go nowhere. What you gonna do? You gonna let me go or you go. You go pay me.

[B]

Got him in the headlock.

[C]

For real Headlock, which I'm. Where you at with it, Joe? What you gonna do if. If.

[B]

If I'm. If I'm.

[C]

If I'm the Cardinal, what you doing

[B]

if I'm the Cardinals? I mean, I. I can't bite the $36 million bulletin that's already bit. I'm just. No, I'm saying so he would be on. He would be on my team even

[C]

if you let him go today.

[B]

I couldn't.

[C]

You gotta give him 36. 8.

[B]

Even if I let him go today, I gotta give him 36.

[C]

8. The kicker is, if you don't let him go by March 15th, you gotta give the whole 19.5 and 27. God saying.

[B]

Because, I mean, $36 million, in my opinion. Do it. Yeah. It's got to be completely over because it's 36 for nothing. Or it's going to be 19 for nothing. Because I would have him start this year every game. And you better do everything in your. In your power. Make like, hopefully do the best that you can, like, because if else wise, then I'm doing another night. Then I can get rid of them next year for 19 and feel like a. Like half of what it just was. 30.

[C]

A new coach. Now you got a new coach. Oh, new coach. Oh, New coach.

[B]

He's done. New coach don't care about that.

[C]

You gotta keep this because new coach don't care.

[B]

New coach isn't risky.

[C]

I don't give a. Hey, listen. You know that. You go keep him. I gotta pay him. I damn sure ain't about to let him go.

[B]

Look, if it's on the new coach. If I were the new coach. W. For the agent, for show. W's all over the place for Kyler Murray's agent. But if I were the coach. I'm trying to figure out the new head. If I'm down on that sword, is Kyler Murray going to be the reason? Or does the staff let me.

[C]

Does the.

[B]

Did the owner give me another year? He's getting rid of him. Now I get to get a new quarterback. We're still 36, at least down in the cap. Like we gonna.

[C]

Like.

[B]

That's. That's a hole in our. That's a hole in our roster. So we're gonna. We're not gonna be able to get as much as we can. So now would you let me live and see that? It's not gonna be what it is because y' all gave the man the bag, and he wasn't really trying to study as much, and now he's gone.

[C]

They knew that before they gave him the bag, though. That was the crazy part.

[B]

Yeah, it was in the bag till he had to study.

[C]

They said they took it out.

[B]

That's.

[C]

Yeah. People found out it was in there.

[B]

Embarrass my dog. Yep. But look, that's. That's on. That's on. That's on them. I'm not feeling bad. Bad call, Cardinals. Y' all gotta figure it out. I'm not trying to fix all we got. I got fires I gotta deal with over in Cleveland, and we trying to figure out what we gotta do over here in Pittsburgh. Arizona. I don't know. I don't know.

[C]

Well, hey, we was about to go to something, but. Demo. David Montgomery of the Detroit Lions. It was a thing that said he wanted out and Demo put up there. Damn. Demo told you this? Well, that's what you call David Montgomery. They call him so. But what we did just find out is breaking news, though. The Lions are.

[A]

I'm Nancy Glass, host of the Burden of Guilt Season two podcast. This is a story about a horrendous lie that destroyed two families. Late one night, Bobby Gumprite became the victim of a random crime.

[C]

He pulls the gun, tells me to

[D]

lie down on the ground.

[A]

He identified Jermaine Hudson as the perpetrator, Jermaine was sentenced to 99 years.

[B]

I'm like, lord, this can't be real. I thought it was a mistaken identity.

[D]

The best lie is partial truth.

[A]

For 22 years, only two people knew the truth. Until a confession changed everything.

[C]

I was a monster.

[A]

Listen to Burden of Guilt, Season 2 on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

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China's Ministry of State Security is one of the most mysterious and powerful spy agencies in the world. But in 2017, the FBI got inside. This is Special Agent Riegel, Special Agent Bradley Hall.

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[E]

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[F]

I hate fame. I hate the word celebrity. I hate those words. They make me uncomfortable. But I think when you get to a certain point, the Fame or the success or the influence. It just accentuates and exacerbates the inherent person that you are. The guy that says he's always going to be there and that will do anything to be there, is the only guy that's not there. I'm in Australia when Beau is born. My whole identity is that no matter what, I'm going to prioritize my wife and my children over my job. I dread the conversation with my son.

[E]

What do you think you'd say listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

[A]

What if mind control is real?

[C]

If you could control the behavior of anybody around you, what kind of life would you have?

[A]

Can you hypnotically persuade someone to buy a car?

[B]

When you look at your car, you're going to become overwhelmed with such good feelings.

[A]

Can you hypnotize someone into sleeping with you?

[C]

I gave her some suggestions to be sexually aroused.

[A]

Can you get someone to join your cult? NLP was used on me to access my subconscious. Nlp, AKA Neuro linguistic programming, is a blend of hypnosis, linguistics, and psychology. Fans say it's like finally getting a user manual for your brain.

[B]

It's about engineering consciousness.

[A]

Mind Games is the story of nlp, its crazy cast of disciples and the fake doctor who invented it at a new age commune and sold it to guys in suits. He stood trial for murder and got acquitted. The biggest mind game of all, nlp, might actually work.

[C]

This is wild.

[A]

Listen to Mind Games on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

[C]

Actually trading Montgomery to the Texans for a fourth round pick and a seventh round pick and an old lineman.

[B]

They are for sure Deuce. Good Lord,

[C]

they gave him something, too.

[B]

Hold up, hold up. Now, what would you know?

[C]

What you know in the old lineman? What is it? Shrugs.

[B]

He got traded.

[C]

He got traded for sure. He going to Houston, though. I know he ain't tripping. You know, I trained with him out there in Arizona and they get. Hey, man, they getting. They getting. They getting the workhorse too, bro.

[B]

Did that just happen?

[C]

Yep. It just happened, bro. Look at you.

[B]

Go ahead, Debo.

[C]

That boy love, man.

[B]

I wasn't hip.

[C]

He loves the grind, too, man. Dude, squat. I mean, he. He deadlift. Damn near 700. Oh, yeah.

[B]

Oh, that's gonna be five.

[C]

Oh, yeah.

[B]

Okay.

[C]

Over there in Houston, they need some offense too, man.

[B]

Did they say. Did they give him a deal or they just said what they traded him for?

[C]

I believe he just got a deal last year. I think he. He got two years left of. I think a total of maybe 13 million.

[B]

Okay, okay.

[C]

Left on the deal, Something like that. I want to say, Dang, that's gonna

[B]

be fire, because they had him. And what's my man name that got hurt, though, said he, like, shot it. That some. Something with shot in the foot or something.

[C]

Who got hurt?

[B]

Running back for the Texans. He used to play for the. He used to play for the Bengals.

[C]

Got shot in the foot win.

[B]

Joe Mixing.

[C]

Joe Mixing got shot in the foot win.

[B]

See that joint kind of went off the radar. He was on the Texans this year.

[C]

Are you serious?

[B]

Earlier in the year. Yeah. Something crazy, bro, like, shot in the foot. He just went missing like nobody knew nothing about it.

[C]

Might tell me something, CD Bo.

[B]

There you go. But, yeah, they got. What's the name now? They got Montgomery.

[C]

Yeah, he ain't getting that back. I promise you.

[B]

Hey, that's what I'm saying. That's why I was looking like I was waiting on.

[C]

I was like, yeah, he a real life. Three down back, too.

[B]

He gets busy, bruh.

[C]

He'll run you over. He'll run them boys over and run

[B]

past him

[C]

strong and fast. We're strong and fast. Power personified.

[B]

So now it's just gonna be Gibbs over there.

[C]

Just gives.

[B]

Just gives. He gonna get off, man.

[C]

I don't know. I don't know. We gonna see. I don't know, man. I don't know. You take away that. You take away the power aspect. I mean, I don't know how many people gives. Putting a little. Putting fear in or putting that helmet right.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

Through their chest. I'm more worried about him running around the corner. I'm gonna go ahead and make sure y' all keep the corners tight and make him go in between, and we go ahead, line him up as soon as he. As soon as he get in that hole and just take your shot. If I'm Gibbs, I might be like, yo, y' all know it was a one two. It was a one two punch. Y' all done took away the. Now he got like, can he. Can he go in there and just take all the hits? All the. They were switching them in and out. I think that was a big thing. Why they ended up trading is they weren't even really. When your boy took over the calling, he wasn't really using him like they was using him before the head coach, when he took over the calling. The calling of the office. Can't. Dan Campbell, when he took over the calling of office. He wasn't really using like he was before. And they was having very. They was having success. I don't know why they changed so much of that, but it's crazy. Then they start losing and you fire the oc but you the one calling the offense. Ain't that what you just said? You should have fired yourself.

[B]

No way. He wasn't gonna fight himself.

[C]

I know that. But

[B]

that can was funny.

[C]

I'm just saying, bro. Man, like, come on, bro, like at some point. Goodness.

[B]

We got some supers, Debo.

[C]

We ain't got no supers yet, but you know what time it is? Time for play of fame. Presented by prospect. All right, Joe, the staff, they cooked up a lineup for us tonight for the NBA game.

[B]

Okay?

[C]

And we go either play or choose to fade this pick right here. All right. You say his name for Houston, but they have him for more than 14.5. Kevin Durant, they have for more than one and a half, three pointers made and also more than 25.5 points. With Joka having more than 24.5 points against Utah and also more than 13.5 rebounds. Where are you going? Why? What you go do, Joe?

[B]

I'm going to go with play because Kevin Durant from the crib, obviously he's gonna make two trade balls at least 25 and a half easy day for the Grim Reaper. KD Joker walking 25 and 15. So that's normally. That's just on the average day. And Sagon, I like to go over 15.

[C]

I like. I like all that up there just because of who they playing with. Washington. They. They not that good. So I'm. I'm. I'm good with that. Especially I think they give up with the almost. I think they the top or bottom three or five points allowed or something like that. So I'm good with that. Yeah. Now down here, I don't know about the.

[B]

You don't know about the Joker?

[C]

I don't know about the. The rebounds. That's the only thing, bro.

[B]

He's a walking 25, 15, well under.

[C]

I understand what you're saying. What is Utah though like? Ah, yeah, I guess Utah. They. They average at best on the board, so I think they in the bottom. Fine, Joe. I'm gonna play it with you, Joe.

[B]

That's what I'm talking about.

[C]

I'm gonna play it with you.

[B]

That's what I'm talking about.

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Download the app today and use the code Debo, Joe, to get 50 in lineups after you play your first five dollar lineup. That code is Debo, Joe. Now we got some prize picks, baby. I mean, we got some super chat. Now we got some super chats, man. Let's see what we got here. She said we got covenant, like $50. She said, first of all, y' all are on fire today. Yes, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. She said, debo, you're looking real nice in that print, in that periwinkle. Yep. Yeah. You said the word damn. I can't.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

Anyway, Carson Beck. Carson Beck looked really good at the combine. I would rather have him than Ty Simpson. If we got a quarter. If we got a quarterback. What sunglasses do you wear, Debo? Missing the cigar. Only. Only had a cigar in there. Only poison my body when we have a good game. What. What sunglasses do I wear? I don't even know. Let me see.

[B]

See? Maybe say on the side or the inside.

[C]

Oh, they Louis Vuitton. Joe got him for me. Joe got me some Louis. I forgot about that.

[B]

Yeah, you know that man. Rocking them Louis V's.

[C]

No, I'm just saying, man. Joe got them for me. I got my other glass cvs. Joe got him for me, man. What you got on, Joe D Right here.

[B]

Little Tom Ford.

[C]

Wow. I can't even afford that. I can't even afford the cologne.

[B]

Yes, you can, glasses. Yes, you can. You're alive.

[C]

Lord, Lord. Jiminy Covenant Life. Back with $5. She said, when you got your first NFL check, what did you purchase first? How much waste spending did you do? Me personally? No, this is a question for you. Me personally? My first check I ever got, I was on practice squad. I made $60,000 my whole year. That was before taxes. So I did. No wasteful spending, Joe. Huh? Huh? Hell. Ah, hold up, hold up, hold up. My signing bonus. I take it back. My signing bonus. I thought I was rich, Joe.

[B]

Yes, there we go.

[C]

Had three grand. Yeah, I went and bought an old Gixxer. 750 used. I did waste that. I take it back.

[B]

See, I did. You did. See, there we go. Three bands.

[C]

Three grand, Joe.

[B]

Three grand. See, I didn't. I didn't waste my first check.

[C]

Bonus, Joe.

[B]

My signing bonus. 12.

[C]

12 what?

[B]

$12 million.

[C]

Oh, Lord.

[B]

So look, whole time I got my parents a house. First things first.

[C]

No, she said wasteful spending.

[B]

Oh, wasteful spending. All right.

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Like the jewelry.

[B]

Jewelry. Okay, yes, like the cars. But it's. But my jewelry isn't the waste. I took my jewelry.

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Two cars, the same car, a different color.

[B]

No, see, that was when I was out There. But now my. Then my rookie year, I got me a little Range Rover and a Bentley gt. Bentley, cool. Little GT to be more careful, man

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said, I can't figure out what color I want.

[B]

Chill out, Debo.

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Give me both of them.

[B]

No, I did not.

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A different color. I don't know if I want the black or the white. You know what? Give me the black and the white. Ah. I tell them that in the shirt. And then I'll be sitting there sweating, hoping the credit card. Don't, don't, don't, man. Good boy, Debo.

[B]

Chill out.

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How bad out?

[B]

We ain't go. I ain't go. I ain't go. Same car, different color. I ain't gonna say I ain't got a different color.

[C]

Okay, Mike, Mike. $105. Said, what up, Debo? And Joe. Debo, if you could choose, what will you. What would you want your next acting role to be? I already know. I already know. It gotta be action or it could be gangster. Like, it don't. It don't really matter. I gotta have something in there where I get to let the side out that I've been. I've been stifling for the last couple years, just letting out as a character. Yeah, then it's not me. It's just a job. You know, my boy 50 should be calling me. Let me see. Let me see. Hold up.

[B]

Anytime, yo.

[C]

Yeah. Hell, yeah. I'm down for it. Nah, Jo ain't joint. Joy. Joy ain't that good.

[B]

Oh, hell no. I'm definitely good.

[C]

I don't. Maybe if you want, you got a character that's real indecisive. Okay, I got. We got a roll for you. Hey, hey. I'm gonna hit you. Hey, Fit, Fit. Let me hit. Let me hit you back. Let me hit you back. I'm on the show right now. I got a couple minutes. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. All right, all right.

[B]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Anyway, yep. It's just right enough time for you to. Now, that's enough.

[C]

I'm just saying. Just. Good Lord, man. Mr. Wallace. Mr. Wallace. $935 says shout out to little cuz. Jay Redmond of the Vikings. Number 61. He showed out this year. Who is that?

[B]

Is it his cousin?

[C]

Must be his cuz.

[B]

Shout out to my. Appreciate that. I'm gonna check him out, but I'm gonna go check.

[C]

If I find out he ain't showed out, and we check out, he ain't showed out.

[B]

Hopefully he showed out.

[C]

He might get a refund because you're gonna set up here and told a lie. Nah, I ain't gonna lie to you. I ain't gonna refund you nothing.

[B]

Ain't gonna lie. They ain't gonna jump on there and lie.

[C]

And we got. Oh, my Mad. Oh, you Mads. Oh, you Mads. $2. It says does will have a true shot this year to be quarterback.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

Honestly don't know yet. I don't personally know because I don't know what he can or can't do. If I'm going off of what I've seen in college, I don't see why he doesn't have a shot. I don't see why he hasn't got a shot. And yes, he can be in competition for it and win it.

[B]

I think the same thing. I think hopefully, like, hopefully they give him a shot. Like, it just depends on now, if a rod comes back, then that's the big thing. Then he don't have a shot coming back.

[C]

He don't write a rod is not coming back and saying, I'm gonna play backup.

[B]

No, bro, that's what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying.

[C]

Unless you say a rod come back, play back up. We give you 40.

[B]

Here, here, here we are. We told them. They already know what I'm on. Sink or swim.

[C]

No question. That's where we at. That's all the super chats we got for the day. Look here, man. We want to thank you guys for joining us on this episode of Debo and Joe. Please, like subscribe and download where you get your podcast. Joe.

[B]

Yes, sir. Make sure you, like, subscribe and download wherever you get your podcast. We will see you tomorrow same time, same place.

[C]

And we out.

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